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June 30, 2022
Children’s Book “I Hate Borsch!” Is a Love Letter to One’s Culture
Debra L. Eckerling
June 30, 2022
For Yevgenia Nayberg, author and illustrator of the children’s picture book, “I Hate Borsch!” borsch is just a regular, familiar food that was part of her upbringing in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Ideas for a Kosher Cookout on the Fourth of July
Debra L. Eckerling
June 30, 2022
It turns out, there is way more to a barbecue than making delicious food on the grill.
International Jewish Women Look to the Future
Toby Klein Greenwald
June 30, 2022
In a fractured world, it was refreshing to see women who represented a broad religious and political spectrum in their private as well as public lives.
Table for Five: Korach
Salvador Litvak
June 30, 2022
If the Children of Israel are a “Nation of Priests,” why is the Priesthood limited to the descendants of Moses’ brother Aharon?
Bennett Put Country Before Ideology and Made History
David Suissa
June 30, 2022
For the past 12 months, under a highly improbable “unity” coalition, the news in Israel was very much about policy—about the fight to make things better.
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