Russian Jews
Boris Fishman Celebrates Soviet Food In ‘A Savage Feast’
In Russia, food was actually a lot better. Peasant food is better for you.
The Boxing Ring With A Mezuzah On The Door
Saturday mornings are busy in Brooklyn’s Sheepshead Bay neighborhood, as residents run errands and grab meals. The Underground Boxing Gym on Avenue X is strangely quiet, though. No one is sparring in the ring, or punching the heavy bags that hang from the ceiling, as they are Sunday through Friday.
For Russian Jews, ‘Christmas’ Trees Reflect Tradition — Not Assimilation
It’s not a Christmas tree. It’s a ‘yolka’.
For 9/11 Families, A Bittersweet Anniversary Falls On Rosh Hashanah
“We have kept together because we understand each other like no one else can, or ever will.”
Chernobyl’s Jewish Liquidators Remain Forgotten In Israel, 32 Years Later
“Nu, I am not a hero. I am an engineer. It had to be done.”
Here’s How To Make Russian Jewish Food Healthier
The health of younger Russian Jews in the US is even worse than the older generation; Meribel Goldwin has a solution.
Jewish Rebels Once Dreamed Of Peace On Earth. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Despite its origins in the work of the Jewish Karl Marx, communism never served the Jewish people particularly well.
Dear Liberals: It’s Not Racist For Me To Tell My Kids To Marry Jewish
Why are we so afraid to say something so obvious out loud? How will our children know how important this is if we are too afraid to say it?
Aliyah From U.S., France Down Sharply Despite Anti-Semitism Fears
Immigration to Israel from Russia and Ukraine has risen sharply due to economic pressures and limits on personal freedoms, the Jewish Agency said.
Chabad Opened A New Yeshiva In The Most Muslim Part Of Russia
Chabad is opening a new school in Russia’s largest Muslim republic.
