A new film by Claus Räfle along with writer Alejandra Lopez grippingly traces the stories of four real-life German-Jewish teenagers who managed to stay in Berlin and survive to be liberated.
read moreFor Jewish parents who attend such shows, with or without their children, it’s important to recognize it means participating in someone else’s party. While we can be happy for our neighbors and enjoy the fact that they are experiencing spiritual joy. It belongs to someone else.
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Perfect Flavors for those who find themselves staring at a kitchen with no idea what to make.
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Remembering Dvinsk provides a lucid account, without painting a romantic picture, of life in this historic town.
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“It’s easy to give up because you feel you’re an underdog”
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Two teens from the Republic of Moldova attend Chabad’s C-Teen Convention made possible by Frisch Yeshiva High School in Paramus
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“When people who don’t know or recognize me ask if I’m Jewish, I always tell them, yes, by adoption. My parents made sure my brother, sisters, and I learned early on that the entire Good Book was written by, about, and for Jews. Too many Christians don’t quite grasp that,” he says.
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“Reading from a beautifully illuminated manuscript that rolls out of an exquisitely gilt scroll case has been the traditional mode of beautifying the Purim mitzvah of reading the Megillat Esther,” says Jonathan Greenstein, founder and expert-in-charge at J. Greenstein and Company.
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performing students, distinguished guest artists salute to the gift of music.
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Ms. Pascal is dedicated to the principle that cooking and food are “not meant to be feared or cause stress.”
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The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is presenting Sergei Prokofiev’s charming children’s classic, Peter and the Wolf.
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Jackie Mason mixing politics and comedy for the past 40 years
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Into this mix, a train stops, and two silent, serious Orthodox-Jewish men disembark. None of the villagers know who the men are or for certain why they have come, but all have suspicions. “They’re back” is the frantic whisper.
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On Thanksgiving morning, Teaneck Deputy Mayor Elie Y Katz and a host of volunteers, with a significant contingent from the Jewish community, hosted a free kosher lunch to almost 200 seniors, veterans, and local families who had nowhere else to go for the holiday.
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