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- Polish Jews Protest Monument to Righteous Gentiles in Warsaw Ghetto
- Auschwitz Town Haunted by Death, Even 70 Years Later
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- How Ruby Namdar Wrote the Great Hebrew American Novel
- Granddaughters of the Shoah
- An Eccentric Archeologist Who Drew a Line in the Sand
- Of Gilda Radner, Ivan Boesky, Boisterous Brisket and 9 Other Facts About Jewish Michigan
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- Jack Lew Meets With French Jewish Leaders
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Jewish Innovation Needs Collaboration
By Jerry Hirsch and Darren Kleinberg
My Fellow Rabbis, Raise Up Your Voices
By Darren Kleinberg
In 2003, I received my Green Card and became a permanent resident of the United States. Last week, a little more than three years after America became my home, a number of fellow Phoenix rabbis and I sat down in very comfortable chairs at the Ritz Carlton Hotel and debated former president Jimmy Carter about his controversial book, “Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid.”Read More
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"I was pretty scared going into this. As a goy, if I can say, it was pretty dangerous for me to do a film like this." — Director Maxim Giroux on his new film "Felix and Meira." #NYJFF Will you see it? 
Jan Longone considers herself a person with "zero talent" — except for cooking. So the 81-year-old has collected an amazing 25,000 pieces of food-related literature. Not bad. Our Promised Lands heads to Michigan: 
Good news! Yonah Schimmel isn't closing after all. Like this post if you love knishes. 
"Dear Mrs. Schwebel: Mrs. Roosevelt has your telegram and asks me to say that she will be glad to receive the knishes at her house, 49 East 65th Street, at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 27th." 
Want to go on a Jewish tour of Poland's concentration camps, and also hit Prague, and also do some serious partying at a gay pride parade? Hebro's got the trip for you. 
Is a controversial circumcision rite dangerous? New York City believes 17 infants have been infected because of metzizah b'peh — but not everyone agrees. 
"I would think someone who handles balls all of the time would know..." Jewish mother Pat Seftel weighs in on the Patriots, #DeflateGate, and why she would date Tom Brady: 
"Did I really want to live in a town known to the world for history’s biggest genocide? What would it be like to have a normal life at a place of such atrocity, to make friends, go out and have fun?" A young German woman's experience as a volunteer tour guide at the Auschwitz Jewish Center: 
On International Holocaust Memorial Day and the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, 7 moving pictures from around the world: 
“That’s good. We approve, Israel, Good job." WATCH this hilarious video of BuzzFeed staffers trying Israeli snacks: 
Think Blizzard Juno is bad? Ancient Talmudic rabbi Hillel the Elder is not impressed. He braves blizzards like a boss — and makes New Yorkers look like a bunch of sissies. 
If you’re on the East Coast, there’s a pretty good chance that you’re hunkered down with a fridge full of food and couple of extra blankets. What better time to catch up on all those shows and movies you've been meaning to see? We've got a couple of suggestions: 
A new genre of Holocaust memoirs, told by grandchildren of survivors, poses a new dilemma to the authors: the limits of their knowledge and memory. http://jd.fo/p7BzG 
We've heard a rumour that Lower East Side landmark Yonah Schimmel Knish Bakery may be about to lose its lease. Here's what we know: 
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