A slew of new projects brings renewed attention to Renia Spiegel’s best-selling wartime journal, ‘Renia’s Diary.’
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Holocaust Diary Gets New Life 80 Years After Author’s DeathA slew of new projects brings renewed attention to Renia Spiegel’s best-selling wartime journal, ‘Renia’s Diary.’
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This Jewish Organization Helps People Schmooze About Death‘Talking about death won’t kill you,’ says Jewish Association for Death Education (JADE) co-founder Susan Kramer.
‘Talking about death won’t kill you,’ says Jewish Association for Death Education (JADE) co-founder Susan Kramer.
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Women Are Rewriting the Role of Torah ScribeSince Jen Taylor Friedman penned her first Torah in 2007, several dozen women have followed suit, creating an entire professional category that did not exist a generation ago.
Since Jen Taylor Friedman penned her first Torah in 2007, several dozen women have followed suit, creating an entire professional category that did not exist
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How One Girl Scout Is Shining a Light on the HolocaustThrough the Holocaust Education Girl Scout Patch she created, Lily Sassani aims to help ‘a generation of young women see themselves as upstanders and changemakers.’
Through the Holocaust Education Girl Scout Patch she created, Lily Sassani aims to help ‘a generation of young women see themselves as upstanders and changemakers.’
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Sharon Nazarian Isn’t Done Fighting AntisemitismOne of the most outspoken Iranian American Jewish voices says ‘it starts with the Jews, but it doesn’t end with the Jews.’
One of the most outspoken Iranian American Jewish voices says ‘it starts with the Jews, but it doesn’t end with the Jews.’
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What Ruth Taught Me About Jewish CourageRuth’s ancient story reminds us that even in the most uncertain moments of our lives, we’re not alone.
Ruth’s ancient story reminds us that even in the most uncertain moments of our lives, we’re not alone.
Divining MomentsAs the famous author and scholar lay in his hospital bed recuperating from surgery, questions of God and His place in the bad as well as the goodField, and Chant, of DreamsIn the fall of 1972, when I was starting the third grade, I moved to London with my parents and my brothers for my father’s“Control” Alternating with “Delete”Lisa Samick was 35 when she watched her younger sister, a new mother, die of metastatic breast cancer. Judah Schiller was 35 when he wasContinuity and RebellionWe all know that Father’s Day is a secular American holiday, invented as a way of honoring fathers as a complement to Mother’s Day. SometimesTelling the Story, and Eating Itby Erica BrownIn medieval Haggadot, it was not unusual to find an illustration of maror—the bitter herb on the Seder plate—in a woman’s form. In the partner,Commentary: No Zero in Survivalby Haim ChertokThe angel of the Lord called to Abraham a second time…and said…I will bestow my blessing upon you and make your descendents as numerous asFamily Matters: Watershedby Amy KleinAs the mikve lady picked loose, wet hairs off my back, I shivered, standing naked and barefoot on the cold floor tiles. Satisfied I was spotless, sheThe Arts: Contractual BeautyAffairs of the heart do not run smoothly. Whether your moment of wedded bliss took place in 1953 or is scheduled for this year, gettingFooter Menu Column 2
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