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Taste Buds with Deb – Episode 128
Anti-zionism is perhaps the most sophisticated form of anti-Jewish bigotry precisely because it was designed to masquerade as political criticism.
A lively and deeply informed account of the era when Los Angeles served as a place of refuge for German, Austrian and Eastern European artists, writers, scholars and intellectuals who fled from the Third Reich.
The movie has the virtues of “Life is Beautiful” and the intensity of “Schindler’s List,” and stands on its own as an engaging Holocaust drama.
Ninth in a series
Book Review and Interview: LIVING DANGEROUSLY, My Struggle to Get Rich Without Losing my Soul
This hearty harvest veggie soup recipe includes my favorite cooking technique — roasting vegetables on a sheet pan.
The documents behind the Gaza reconstruction framework — circulating now among Gulf planners, Western advisors, and select policy circles — paint a picture that’s far more ambitious than a ceasefire.
Genesis’ second chapter devotes five verses to a river that emerges from humanity’s birthplace.
Among the many ways the Diaspora can renew its connection with Israel in the wake of the past two years, I’d like to suggest one that is neither simple nor easy: taking steps to learn Hebrew.
Triumph or tragedy? Patience is what we must have. Because the war is over in some way, but not quite over in many other ways.
Every form of Judaism that meets the spiritual needs of its adherents, that elevates moral discourse, and that enhances the divine image found in all people and the wonder of all creation, is necessary for our well-being.
I offer a half-dozen truths I have come to realize following the Oct. 7 massacre.
While I am overjoyed at the return of our hostages and their reunification with their families, I am also pragmatic that real peace will take far more than a single agreement.
Trump’s tour-de-force through Israel will long be remembered. What’s yet to be known is whether it will be seen as a turning point in history or a fleeting hiatus in an ongoing ordeal.
While many Holocaust films focus on the atrocities committed by the Nazis, “Among Neighbors” shifts the lens to the Polish people and what occurred after the war.
