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This Missouri bagel shop went viral for its Talmud-inspired effort to feed the needy – JTA News – Jewish Telegraphic Agency

| September 8, 2022

(JTA) Whoever needs, come and eat.

Missouri bagel shop goes viral for effort to feed the needy J. – The Jewish News of Northern California

| September 8, 2022

Whoever needs, come and eat.

Radiocarbon dating only works halfway we may have the solution – PiPa News

| September 8, 2022

Dating is everything in archeology. Exciting discoveries of ancient cemeteries or jewelry may make the headlines, but for scientists, such a discovery only makes sense if we can tell how old the artifacts are. When chemist Willard Libby developed radiocarbon dating in 1946, it was a breakthrough for archeology and he was awarded the Nobel Prize for his achievement

Congress of World and Traditional Religions Leaders to be held at Palace of Independence – inform.kz/en

| September 8, 2022

NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM More than 100 delegations from 50 countries of the world are expected to participate in the Congress of the Leaders of World and Traditional Religions, Kazinform correspondent reports

Israeli Terror Victim Teens Gifted Tefillin and Shabbat Candlesticks on Canadian Trip – Lubavitch.com

| September 6, 2022

A Montreal community member surprised a group of teenage terror victims from Israel on Shabbat, August 20, by offering to donate a pair of tefillin or Shabbat candlesticks for every youngster. The teens came to Canada to participate in IVOW, Israeli Victims of War, a unique trip that brings Israeli teenseither wounded in a terror attack or closely related to someone who has beento Montreal for a month each summer. The teens represent a real cross-section of Israel, says Richard Dermer, who directs the thirty-year-old program.

Taking inspiration from the Talmud to feed the needy – Australian Jewish News

| September 6, 2022

Whoever needs, come and eat. Thats the quote from the Talmud the book of Jewish law that welcomes customers to Goldies Bagels in Columbia, Missouri, telling them that people who cannot afford to pay can get a coffee and a bagel, with cream cheese, free of charge.

New book explores the insane career of Syrian Jewish hustler Crazy Eddie Antar – JTA News – Jewish Telegraphic Agency

| August 25, 2022

(JTA) Crazy Eddie was a consumer electronics empire built on hype.

UK man who survived concentration camp as baby finally learns his familys identity – The Times of Israel

| August 25, 2022

Holocaust orphan Jackie Young searched painfully and unsuccessfully for the identity of his biological father for most of his life. He has known for decades that he was born to a Jewish Viennese woman in her early 30s, who was deported in June 1942 to Maly Trostenets, a Nazi killing center near Minsk, Belarus, where she was murdered. The womans name, Elsa Spiegel, appears on Youngs original birth certificate

Japanese American National Museum premieres cancer-battling directors film on pains of WWII incarceration camps – Yahoo News

| August 25, 2022

A film about a Japanese American family uncovering their forgotten history in the incarceration camps of World War II premiered at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles Little Tokyo on Saturday. Written and directed by Paul Daisuke Goodman, No No Girl stars newcomer Mika Dyo and Academy Award winner Chris Tashima, along with an ensemble of Japanese American talent.

Licorice Pizza to Galaxy Quest: the seven best films to watch on TV this week – The Guardian

| August 20, 2022

Pick of the weekLicorice Pizza Paul Thomas Andersons comedy-drama is a colourful slice of nostalgia, delighting in the passion and possibilities of youth. In 1973 Los Angeles, a relationship develops between 15-year-old actor and waterbed entrepreneur Gary (Cooper Hoffman, son of Philip Seymour) and mid-20s photographers assistant Alana (Alana Haim of sibling rock trio Haim).


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