Throw a Dish. Dont Eat Lobster. What Are Your New Years Superstitions? – The New York Times
admin | December 31, 2019
Kiss your lover at midnight. Fling open all your windows and doors.
Our 10 most read stories of 2019: genetics, TV, ‘Barbie Death Camp’ and more – The Jewish News of Northern California
admin | December 31, 2019
It was quite a year for the Jews of the Bay Area. From TV shows to Barbie Death Camp to white supremacists to racial diversity in the Jewish community, here are the 10 stories our online readers clicked on the most in 2019.
Sephardic and Yemenite Chanukah Lighting In a Yeshiva or University Dormitory, Part II – Jewish Link of New Jersey
admin | December 29, 2019
By Rabbi Haim Jachter | December 26, 2019 Hacham Ovadia Vs. Ribi Messas Chacham Ovadia (Teshuvot Yechave Daat 6:43) applies the Sephardic practice for only the head of the family to kindle Chanukah lights to even out-of-town yeshiva or university students who reside in an apartment or dormitory
Were the original Hanukkah latkes really ricotta pancakes from Italy? – The Times of Israel
admin | December 29, 2019
This Hanukkah, perhaps you might want to hold off on the potatoes, the applesauce, and the sour cream, and instead think about ricotta cheese specifically, ricotta cheese pancakes from southern Italy, which might be the original Hanukkah latke, or traditional fried potato pancake.
Celebration Set for Boyle Heights on Final Night of Hanukkah – MyNewsLA.com
admin | December 29, 2019
Share this article: Free public menorah lighting ceremonies will be held at various locations in Los Angeles County Sunday to mark the final night of Hanukkah, including in Boyle Heights, once the main center of Jewish life on the West Coast. Chanukah on the Eastside, will be held from 7-10 p.m. at Boyle Heights History Tours, 2026 E.
A vainikas journey around the world – The Hindu
admin | December 29, 2019
Nirmala Rajasekars camaraderie is her strength, be it a concert or conversation. Her passion for music comes through when she talks
Spain and California find common ground at El Lopo wine bar – The Jewish News of Northern California
admin | December 29, 2019
Food coverageis supported by a generous donation from Susan and Moses Libitzky. For many people, the point of foreign travel is to expand horizons and see things in a new way. Thats how it was for Daniel Azarkman on a 2006 trip to Spain, when his horizons expanded specifically around the countrys cuisine
The Fascinating History and Political Lives of Jews in Iran – CounterPunch
admin | December 29, 2019
On December 14, 2019, a white male entered the Nessah Synagogue in Beverly Hills, vandalizing the sanctuary.
When the Caribbean Islands became home to hundreds of thousands of Jews escaping persecution – Face2Face Africa
admin | December 13, 2019
The tricky politics of world historiography is what it is because of the concern todays world shares for identity and natural rights.
For some British Jews, elections feel like the walls are closing in – JTA News
admin | December 13, 2019
LONDON (JTA) Linzi Pinto surveys a familiar urban landscape through her car windshield as she runs errands in north London. Very little has changed in her native city in her lifetime. But on the eve of a fateful and close general election, Pinto feels like a foreigner here
