The Twenty-First Century: The New Normal
This is the second essay in a two-part series.
This is the second essay in a two-part series.
As the first woman elected president of the Sephardic Temple, Roxana Eli may have been congratulated a little differently than a man would have been.
From New York City to the Catskills to Miami Beach; from the luftmensch-professor father on Mrs. Maisel’s side to the meddling, overbearing Jewish mother on Mr. Maisel’s; add in some brisket and a few Yiddishisms here and there, and bam! — you’ve got Amazon Prime’s Jewish schtick conglomerate, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.”
The event’s purpose is to bring communities together to share music, spirituality and inspiration.
“In the mid-19th century,” Rabbi Dr. Stuart Halpern writes in this week’s cover story, “James G. Birney, a former slaveholder hailing from Danville, Kentucky, recognized the societal scourge that was the slave trade and decided to do something about it.”
A roundup of incidents, good and bad, happening on college campuses.
This Albondigas recipe is truly easy to throw together. Adding potato starch to the ground beef makes them really moist, light and flavorful.