Adrien Levin, an Atlantic City businesswoman and musician, died on July 13, 2016 “Atlantic City was also a magnet for classical music, attracting performers and lovers of opera, symphonies, and especially chamber music, and Adrien Levin was at the forefront of that effort.”
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Information those with little or no background about the Palestinian Arab-Israeli conflict
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Vivian Lazar knows that HaZamir, the International Jewish High School Choir, which she directs, is more than just a musical organization through which some 400 young Jewish students came together last month to present a gala concert celebrating four-part traditional and contemporary Jewish music.
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Having experienced religious persecution themselves, the Irish identified with Jews. Unfortunately, this is no longer the case ..
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Great news! Our far-left wing brethren in Israel are at it again, publishing lists of companies in Judea and Samaria they would prefer consumers avoid. But these lists work both ways, and, for those who want to support…
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A cookbook by “Rebbe Shaul,” and his wife Neshama – amazing meals
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Two new paperback cookbooks prove that dysfunctional Jewish families can produce New York-based innovative chefs
read moreOn December 9th, the fourth night of Chanukah, the Paris-Jewish community and the Jewish community worldwide will celebrate the Holiday of Lights as one. Nachum Segal and his team from the Nachum Segal Network will present “Let There Be Light…
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The rally held in Times Square on July 22 attracted thousands of Jews who wanted to make sure Congress heard their cry to reject the deal the Obama administration has struck with Iran. At the rally, the question was: Why did you come?
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After 28 years, The Jewish Voice and Opinion is moving into the 21st century. While it will still be devoted to speaking out forcefully and unashamedly for the unique concerns of what we call “Classical Judaism,” it will now do so online at TheJewishVoiceAndOpinion.com.
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ewish Soul Food: Traditional Fare and What It Means by Carol Ungar (Brandeis University Press) is not another “coffee-table” cookbook, almost too beautiful to risk staining in the kitchen. This is a slim paperback with a mission: To showcase the deep link between Jewish foods and Jewish beliefs…
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June 12 was a Day of Unity, to memorialize the anniversary of the terrorist abduction and murder of Israeli teenagers, Naftali Frenkel, Gilad Sha’ar, and Eyal Yifrah.
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