Mark of the Werewolf
Perlin was encouraged to practice something other than Judaism: \”I always wanted to draw,\” Perlin said.
Perlin was encouraged to practice something other than Judaism: \”I always wanted to draw,\” Perlin said.
I have never quite gotten used to celebrating two seders.
After doing only one seder for each of the nine Passovers I was in Israel, the second night now seems like religious deja vu, a \”Groundhog Day,\” where I\’m setting the table yet again, rereading the haggadah and singing the same songs, thinking that if only I get it right this time, I won\’t have to relive the night once more.
\”Snow in August\” is an offbeat TV movie, part gritty reality and part fantasy, at the center of which is the curious friendship between an Irish Catholic altar boy and a refugee rabbi in post-World War II Brooklyn.
Gangs of masked, Yiddish-speaking thugs in Brooklyn have been abducting Orthodox Jewish men and beating them savagely to force them into granting their wives a religious divorce,or get, according to several men who say they were victims of such assaults.The beatings allegedly were ordered by an Orthodox rabbinical court.\n
Carole Braverman\’s play revolves around the lives of four women,living in 1980s Brooklyn, and examines the degrees of separation in their willingness to face personal and global tragedy unflinchingly.\n
Charges against a Brooklyn Chassidic rabbi of groping a 15-year-old girl during a transpacific flight were part of an extortion plot and will be dismissed by federal prosecutors.