At least those were the explanations offered by the musician on the piano stool. As for what each lyric was specifically ...
My family asks if I’m worried about being in Israel during a time of war, about serving in the army now, but for me, this ...
Writing is more than letters; it is a reflection of culture, thought, and history. While alphabets like English or Devanagari ...
The General Directorate of Assyrian Education, headquartered in Baghdad, oversees Assyrian-language education across Iraq ...
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How one man’s burial brought Jews and Christians together — and what it still teaches 120 years later
In 1915, a Christian minister spoke at a Jewish funeral in Tupper Lake, New York. The synagogue is now celebrating its 120th ...
By Shmuel Legesse Upcoming author of Moral Diplomacy for a Broken World: Inspired by the Vision of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks Ron ...
Palestine: From an Inclusive Geographic Term to an Exclusively Arab National Designation. The term “Palestinian” underwent a ...
A scholar mentored by Sacks hopes to preserve and disseminate the former UK chief rabbi’s legacy as one of the greatest ...
Cantor Kalix Jacobson, of Temple Emanuel of South Hills, was one of three nonbinary cantors to be the first ordained from ...
Explore the legacy of Yitzhak Rabin and the impact of his assassination on peace in the region thirty years ago.
Fewer people are now called Ernest, Frederick, and Brian, but particular names appear to endure through the generations. A ...
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The immigrant NYers Zohran Mamdani cherishes all feel warmth for their homelands. Why can’t Jews?
My family was never American; we were New Yorkers. My great-grandparents came from the old country to the Lower East Side as children; they moved to Harlem and to the ...
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