Walter Jacob, Pittsburgh rabbi who helped revive Reform Judaism in Germany, dies at 94
A refugee from Nazi Germany who returned to create a seminary for Liberal rabbis
A refugee from Nazi Germany who returned to create a seminary for Liberal rabbis
Jewish Deadheads mourned Lesh, who played with the legendary jam band for three decades
'The entire field of Holocaust education, remembrance, and research is part of Yehuda’s legacy'
His resume included three Grammy Awards as well as a side gig setting up his synagogue’s sound system
Remaining in Lithuania after the war, she became a keeper of the flame of the city’s once illustrious Yiddish culture
A professor of dermatology at NYU, Podwal illustrated children’s books, created synagogue tapestries and created “op-art” for the New York Times
The legendary actor worked with such luminaries as Stanley Kubrick and Joe Papp
The Paterson native mostly pulled off a balancing act, remaining pro-Israel while representing one of the country’s largest Palestinian-American communities
דער בעל־שׂימחה האָט יאָרן לאַנג געדינט ווי דער רעדאַקטאָר פֿונעם ייִדישן פֿאָרווערטס.
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