I think we can do better at honoring the elderly, and it starts with changing our rhetoric and attitudes.
“The face is freedom is barely a child anymore, and still it bewilders her.”
Growing fava beans in your backyard garden provides an ingredient for great Italian recipes.
Stella Staav and Jonathan Sunshine get married in a socially-distanced Jewish wedding in Los Angeles.
Being a summer camp counselor in training is a crash course in how to adjust when simple things get complicated.
Many Orthodox leaders came to his defense amid criticism of tweets calling out “the Jewish community” for violating social distancing rules.
“It’s really helpful for me and our members to know that the rabbis and sages of our tradition have been wrestling with these issues.”
The competition and the content of the World Truth revisionism site violate GoDaddy’s rules against hate speech.
Will corona-era innovations yield the lasting Jewish couples that Facebook’s bubbes desire?
As we face a pandemic of uncertain duration and with no vaccine or cure yet in sight, we must remain vigilant against the age-old virus of hate.
Until this month, I have never recited vidui — the death-bed prayer — to a person over the phone, and I hope never to do so ever again.
“Would that Anti-semitism had had no more than a fleeting interest!” Murray wrote.
Brooklyn College student Harrison Sheckler put together the video “for fighting this invisible enemy and banding together to get through it.”
Muslims and Jews gather virtually for an Iftar sponsored by New Ground in Los Angeles
Organizers advertised the all-male panel with the tagline “It’s like The View, without all the whining.”
As I strive to keep living by the oath I swore as an eighteen-year-old, the coronavirus outbreak introduces a troubling predicament.
May the fourth be with you this tenth of Iyar.
