The Purim Mystery Cake: A Story
Sherri Mandell
Judaism is a religion for adults—it requires a lot of work and thinking. Purim though, is different: It’s a letting go.
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Purim: Making the Rounds in Beit Mazmil
Haim Sabato
The year is 1959 and a young boy and his family are immigrants from Egypt. They live in a housing project on the edge of Jerusalem, where both Mizrahim and Ashkenazim—strangers to each other—are adjusting, side-by-side, to their new lives in Israel.
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Arangloska: June Meyer's Authentic Hungarian Coffee Cake
"Come, children," Farkash called out, "let’s see if the Arangloska is ready." And he pointed to a wonder pot on the stove and said to me by way of explanation: "Do you know how to make Arangloska? ..."
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The Arts: Arthur Szyk and His Books of Esther
Irvin Ungar
Political activist Arthur Szyk interpreted the Book of Esther as one who was a witness to history and fighter for justice.
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The Purim Mystery Cake: A Story
Purim: Making the Rounds in Beit Mazmil
Arangloska: June Meyer's Authentic Hungarian Coffee Cake
The Arts: Arthur Szyk and His Books of Esther
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