From Children’s Costumes to an Ancient Warning That Echoes Today Today, Purim is most visible as a joyful, almost carnival-like holiday, especially for ...

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By Donna Pinto & Tamar Siegel At a time when historical truth is too often challenged or blurred, bearing witness to lived experience ...

By Judy Buchman-Ziv For some 10 years, I wrote, directed and produced (such is synagogue life) with some help from my fellow-congregants and ...

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By Stephanie Gittleman My non-Jewish neighbor recently remarked that Jews turn any little thing into a cause for celebration … and a catered ...

By Rabbi-Cantor Cheri Weiss And God blessed the seventh day and declared it holy—having ceased on it from all the work of creation ...