Why many Jews are throwing axes – St. Louis Jewish Light
admin | November 30, 2021
In the Tanach, youll find numerous references to axes, either as weapons or as tools. That could be one reason why many Jews are throwing axes
admin | November 30, 2021
In the Tanach, youll find numerous references to axes, either as weapons or as tools. That could be one reason why many Jews are throwing axes
admin | November 30, 2021
Alas, Zionism cant provide a solution for catastrophes.
admin | November 30, 2021
A new monument in Poland, a stone's throw away from the Treblinka death camp, has raised controversy among historians. It commemorates Jan Maletka, a young Polish man who is claimed to have been shot by German soldiers when he offered water to Jews who were brought to the camp by train.
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The new, fast-spreading Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus is prompting rabbis, brides and synagogue-goers to wonder whether they need to take extra precautions to keep Jewish gatherings safe. Most Hanukkah events seem to be going on as planned and anxiety over the variant is low-level but its there.
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To get a better understanding of the meaning of the Jewish holiday, we asked Rabbi Marcia Zimmerman to teach us Hanukkah 101. GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn.
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(New York Jewish Week via JTA) More snack time? Longer recess? What could preschoolers possibly be protesting about, wondered a TikTok video that went viral over the Thanksgiving weekend.
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National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene (NYTF) is dishing up some exciting new Chanukah programming as part of its 107th season, with an online celebration of Jewish food through song and cooking demonstrations. The special Chanukah edition of ESN: Songs from the Kitchen is a feel-good event that is intended to remind you of the value of family and the deliciousness of food, in the belief that good family doesnt come without good food, and vice versa
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(JTA) One of televisions most notorious cartoon antisemites is now an Orthodox rabbi.
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Young people are becoming increasingly disconnected from traditional faith communities, but they don't necessarily rejectreligion altogether, a recent study shows. Springtide Research Institute surveyed more than 10,200 people and interviewed 65 peopleages 13-25 for its annual State of Religion and Young People study, the theme of which is "Navigating Uncertainty." Among its findings, the study found that in the midst of major life changes, young people don't feel that conventional religious spaces are sources of comfort. "They (young people) have been searching, and sometimes, finding ways that spirituality, religious practice, and belief can help them deal with uncertainty and anxiety
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Hanukkah, based on the Hebrew word for 'dedication', marks the recovery of Jerusalem and the re-dedication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem Representational image. Wikimedia Commons People across the worldare celebrating the much-loved Jewish holidayHanukkah, which began yesterday, 28 November, Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked the occasion by wishing his Israeli counterpart Naftali Bennett and Jewish people around the globe happy Hanukkah, at the beginning of the eight-day festival. He tweeted: Naftali Bennett, the Prime Minister of Israel thanked PM Modi in reply and wrote that the light of the two nations shines brighter than ever