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What makes you feel Jewish? For most Jews, Holocaust remembrance is at the top of the list.
The Pew study on American Jews in 2020 found that remembering the Holocaust was more “essential” to people’s Jewishness than any other activity.
Americans Love Jews But Are Clueless About Judaism, Survey Finds
Americans also think there are more Jews in the U.S. than there actually are
Orthodox Rabbi Caught Studying Torah During Soccer Game Goes Viral
‘I think he missed the goal,’ one of the commentators lamented.
Learning On Empty: Combatting Israel’s Breakfast Crisis
While Israelis do tend to eat healthier food than Americans, many of their most vulnerable children aren’t eating before class.
Is America a More Ignorant Country Than Israel?
The 2016 “Index of Ignorance” claims to measure ignorance in 40 countries around the world. Turns out that the USA might be ahead of Israel when it comes to being ignorant.
Circumcision Studies Give Backing To Supporters of Rite
In the circumcision wars, circumcision has been winning some big battles at least in the U.S. And science is playing a big role.
J-term 2013.Budapest
Seven Randolph-Macon students learned about the Holocaust and Jewish Culture by traveling through Germany, Hungary and Austria during January term in 2013. Led by German Professor Joseph Moser, students visited historic sites, experienced authentic German food and culture, and even practiced speaking in German.
J-Term 2013 Berlin- Jewish Holocaust
Seven Randolph-Macon students learned about the Holocaust and Jewish Culture by traveling through Germany and Austria during January term in 2013. Led by German Professor Joseph Moser, students visited historic sites and learned about the Berlin Wall, experienced authentic German food and culture, and even practiced speaking in German.
J-Term 2013 BERLIN RIC Departure
Seven Randolph-Macon students learned about the Holocaust and Jewish Culture by traveling through Germany and Austria during January term in 2013. Led by German Professor Joseph Moser, students visited historic sites and learned about historic events including the Holocaust, experienced authentic German food and culture, and even practiced speaking in German.
Come to Israel, Not Africa — and Stay Awhile
Birthright is too short and touristy. Jewish service trips to Africa and Latin America are too universal. Misha Galperin has an answer to both these problems.