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Is it a day for the martyred, a time to be honored and remembered? Or is it a day for us, the living, to immerse ourselves in grief and memory?
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A roundup of incidents, good and bad, happening on school campuses.
Food Memories – and Recipes – for Mother’s Day
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To celebrate Mother’s Day, here are some food memories and recipes to go with them.
A G-d Squad and a Perfect Herby Salmon
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The best thing about this recipe is the fresh herbs that are layered on top of the fish.
Who’s Funding It?
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May 9, 2024
A small, generously funded Palestinian American minority has turned universities on their heads.
Rosner’s Domain | Can Israel Still Win?
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May 9, 2024
In May, for the first time, more Israelis have low confidence that the country could win, than those who still retain their high confidence.
Constituting the American Experiment
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May 9, 2024
First he lived biblically, now he’s living like it’s 1787.
Why Antisemitism Is About a Lot More Than the Jews
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May 9, 2024
In many ways it has very little to do with the Jews and very much to do with the antisemites.
Rabbis of LA | Rabbi Natan Halevy’s Lesson From His Iraqi Parents
Ari L. Noonan
May 9, 2024
Rabbi Natan Halevy, leader of the Sephardic congregation Kahal Joseph, grew up all over the map.
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