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Sean Kanan: Bad Boy Hot Sauce, Gratitude and Pasta
Taste Buds with Deb – Episode 100

Sephardic Torah from the Holy Land | A Bat Mitzvah of Sephardic Continuity
This was a Bat Mitzvah for the present, and for our future.

Print Issue: Why We Wrote This Book | March 28, 2025
Jewish students don’t need a law degree to defend themselves on campus, but they do need basic literacy in the story of our people and the geopolitics surrounding Israel, the homeland of the Jewish people.

Rabbi Eliyahu Fink — An Appreciation
I know that Rabbi Fink’s greatest legacy will be the remarkable family he leaves behind.

Remembering My Rabbi
Eli Fink passed away on March 21 in a tragic accident on the Garden Parkway. He was 43.

Brad Meltzer’s Magic Trick: Turning a Graduation Speech into a Book on Empathy, Kindness and Transformation
This is Meltzer’s most personal book, filled with stories he had never shared before.

Get These Gifts for a Perfect Passover
There are so many cool gifts you can purchase for your hosts or buy yourself to add some more joy to your holiday.

LA Orthodox Jews Are Running as Delegates for the World Zionist Congress
Candidates from LA include rabbis, educators, administrators and lay leaders.

American Jewish University Invests in Jewish Advocacy Fund
This investment positions AJU among other mission-driven institutions that seek to leverage financial resources for impact.
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