admin | November 30, 2021
When the sun set on November 28, Jews across the world lit two candles to observe the first night of Hanukkah (the first is called a shamash, a helper candle that lights all the others). But for chef and owner Craig Stoll of San Francisco Italian restaurant Delfina, Hanukkah started weeks earlier, when the restaurant opened up online orders for latkes, along with fixings of Belfiore creme fraiche and Sqirl conserva
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admin | November 30, 2021
Overview of Comic Con Exhibit Hall, November 2021 By Shor M. Masori SAN DIEGO Comic-Con@Home once again took place online this past summer due to Covid fears. However, Comic-Con also hosted a live convention in San Diego this year, perplexingly on Thanksgiving weekend
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admin | November 30, 2021
What makes a good meal? Is it aromatic spices and harmonic flavors? Or, is it flavorful ingredients passed down from generation to generation
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admin | November 30, 2021
British Photographer Alastair Miller Documents Rhine Getaway Journey on Viking's Award-Winning Enrichment Channel LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Viking (www.viking.com) announced this week a celebration of the Rhine River with a new original series on its award-winning enrichment channel, Viking.TV (www.viking.tv)
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admin | November 27, 2021
In a passage of his new book The Will to See, a collection of dispatches and insights garnered from his travels in war zones around the world, the French Jewish philosopher Bernard-Henri Lvy reflects on the challenges of being an internationalist in a world that has increasingly turned inwards upon itself.
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admin | November 27, 2021
For 10 years, Polish tour guide Alicja Ziolo led groups around her native Krakow, where so-called Lucky Jew figurines and portraits of money-holding Jews are a souvenir of choice. In my fathers home, he has a little painting of a Jew counting money, Ziolo told The Times of Israel. He believes it is supposed to bring luck and prosperity to his household.
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admin | November 27, 2021
(New York Jewish Week via JTA) Fany Gerson, 45, has always loved sweets.
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admin | November 27, 2021
I try to keep up on official Jewish claims about the oneness of Judaism and Zionism, and here is an important statement on that score from last May that I just saw. Days after Israels war with Gaza sparked unprecedented outrage in the west, Rabbi Wendi Geffen gave a sermon to her Reform congregation in suburban Chicago about the new antisemitism in which she said that anti-Zionist Jews are Jews in name only who must be kept out of the Jewish tent. There are boundaries to that tent
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admin | November 27, 2021
The Old City of Jerusalem is both magical and cursed at the same time. It is filled with so much hope, yet so much suffering
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admin | November 27, 2021
Avia Yosef, 17, originally joined the volleyball team during her freshman year at Venice High School because she thought it would be a fun extracurricular activity that would teach her teamwork and leadership. Now a senior, its turned out to be so much more. Shes part of a team that defeated Palisades Charter High School, which previously had a winning streak of 130 consecutive Western League victories
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