Jackie Hajdenberg
By Jackie Hajdenberg
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Fast Forward Missouri Jewish leaders advocate for trans rights at state legislature
As Republicans press bills about sports and health care, rabbis are on the front lines
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News A Minnesota synagogue built an ice rink — and is inaugurating it with a klezmer skate
It’s so cold that instruments are freezing up at the Twin Cities’ Klezmer on Ice festival
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Fast Forward Israeli docuseries with never-before-heard confessions from Adolf Eichmann comes to Amazon Prime Video
“The Devil’s Confession: The Lost Eichmann Tapes” first aired in Israel last summer.
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Culture A new portrait collection showcases 90 Holocaust survivors who lived long and full lives
During the years that photographer B.A. Van Sise worked on "Invited to Life," several of his subjects died
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News Comedian Modi Rosenfeld is a mainstay for Orthodox audiences. He’s also gay. So what?
'Being gay, you can keep Shabbos, you can keep kosher,' Rosenfeld said. “You can keep anything you want to do.'
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Fast Forward 5 rabbis sue state of Missouri over abortion bans on religious freedom grounds
The lawsuit argues that Missouri’s abortion law violates the separation of church and state
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Fast Forward Transgender woman who lost yeshiva job is excluded from YU-affiliated Orthodox synagogue
Months after one of their congregants was outed, a YU-affiliated synagogue reckons with how — or whether — to include trans people
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News Embracing their place on ‘the fringes,’ queer artists reimagine Jewish ritual garments for all bodies
While some have been making DIY fringes at home for years, queer artists in California have launched a new shop with tzitzit for all bodies and all genders
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Fast Forward U.S.-Israel alliance ‘will be endangered if democratic principles are not adhered to,’ Rep. Nadler warns
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Fast Forward Germany celebrates UNESCO World Heritage listing for sites known as the birthplace of Yiddish and Ashkenazi culture
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