What is Jewish Journalism?
Jewish journalist is a journalist writing specifically for the Jewish community. Listen as Editor Susan Rosenbluth shares her experiences.
read moreJewish journalist is a journalist writing specifically for the Jewish community. Listen as Editor Susan Rosenbluth shares her experiences.
read moreAsking Facebook to decry Zionism does not make postings any less antisemitic
read moreDennis Prager, an American radio talk show host and writer, explores human behavior.
read morePractical, delicious recipes that can be prepared and on the table, ready to eat, in between carpools.
read moreThe Interview Game is not a routine video chat. In fact, Ami Dayan calls it “the cure for the common family Zoom gathering.”
read moreThe Jewish roots of the famous Apollo theater or the fabled Theresa Hotel, now designated a U.S, National Registered Historic Place, Sholem Aleichem slept there. Who knew?
read moreThe Chanukah House Cookie Decorating Kit is widely available now from various retailers, including grocery stores, and online at Amazon.
read moreAll that’s left to discuss is what you should do depending on the outcome.
read moreAn evening of Sholem Aleichem, including (but certainly not exclusively) the Tevye stories, served up by three superb actors and the result is magic!
read moreShakespeare will be alive and well in a setting of lush farmland surrounded by a verdant vineyard – August 23 and 30
read moreThe patient, in consultation with his doctor, is taking this drug, a medication which many patients swear is what cured them; a drug many doctors say is extremely helpful if taken at the beginning of the disease (but doesn’t help at all in later stages); a drug which other doctors do not prescribe at all.
read moreHundreds of physicians around the world, representing a wide variety of specialties as well as political leanings, are asking their colleagues to sign a petition, asking President Donald Trump to invoke the Defense Production Act with regard to Gilead Sciences.
read moreAny woman or girl enjoying the warm weather in the South Florida area is in for a treat come Thursday, February 20, or Sunday, the 23rd. On those dates at 7:30pm plus a matinee at 1pm on Sunday, Jewish Women’s Theater of South Florida (JWTSFL) will perform its original production of “It Takes a Woman: A Salute to the Women of Broadway,”
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