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Why You Should Never Date A Man In A Fedora
And then just as I’m about to succumb to the fantasy, I remember the fedora.
75 Years Later, The Terror Of The Roman Ghetto Raid Remains
How could one still live in Rome, or even Italy, after such a betrayal?
Long Before ‘Oklahoma!’ There Was A Real Jewish Oklahoma
“There was a big migration of prominent Jewish families that have been here since the Territory days.”
Has Haruki Murakami Written His First Jewish Novel? Kind Of.
Murakami’s concerns encompass the boundaries between dream and reality, the power of art, and the persistent traumas of 20th-century history.
Mikveh And The American Jewish Woman: It’s Complicated
In expanding the mikveh to apply to anything and everything, are we forgetting how it forces us to meditate on our own sexuality?
Brooklyn Moms Bond. 6 Years Later, A New Jewish Congregation Is Born.
“We had this enterprising spirit: If you can’t find it, build it,” Abrams said. “Which I think is very Jewish.”
Second Major Jewish Charity Admits Funding Group Tied To Canary Mission Blacklist
A second major U.S. Jewish charity has acknowledged to the Forward that it funded the shadowy Israeli charity that appears to run Canary Mission.
Could Jerry Lewis Have Become The Jewish Andy Warhol?
In “Fairfax Avenue,” Janet Leigh plays a diva who is writing her memoirs for the Jewish Daily Forward.
In Search Of A Prophet
In this, our season of social discontent and political disgrace, I am looking for a prophet who will speak out as a Jew.
How Columbus Brought America Its First Jew
“Luis de Torres was a refugee of faith, and for that reason, we may consider him the first of the pilgrims.”
