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April 19, 2023


“The Stories of Us” Documentary Proves Filming Your Big Jewish Family Dinners Can Be Cathartic
Brian Fishbach
April 19, 2023
The “Borat” producer shows how video footage of your family having dinner nine years apart can be a valuable treasure.

Todd Shotz: Jewish Representation and ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
Debra L. Eckerling
April 19, 2023
On the Thursday, April 13, double-episode of “Grey’s Anatomy,” Todd Shotz was able to combine his two passions: Jewish education and the entertainment industry.

Holocaust Remembrance Event Held at U.S. Department of Justice
Brian Fishbach
April 19, 2023
This year’s event, titled “Ray of Hope,” featured a discussion between Holocaust survivors Peter Gorog and Emanuel (Manny) Mandel.

A Necessary Reality Check
Thane Rosenbaum
April 19, 2023
It doesn’t require any special clairvoyance to realize that the world is burning and too many American Jews are standing around fiddling with violins — and I mean the bouncy, and not mournful kind.

Unity Through Dissent
Blake Flayton
April 19, 2023
Is there anything more Jewish than complaining about other Jews, with whom you bicker over how to be Jewish in the modern world?
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