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Converting to Judaism, an individual’s right, even in 1848
read moreConverting to Judaism, an individual’s right, even in 1848
read moreHarmony, despite differences. Breaking Bread, where chefs achieve cross-cultural connection in the kitchen.
read moreIn 1902, the immigrant women of the LES took charge, mobilized, taking their message to the streets, boycotting meat until prices fell, temporarily breaking the Meat Trust.
read moreDr. Ephraim Sneh: “The Israeli government will continue our policy of liquidating those who plan or carry out attacks, and no one can give us lessons in morality because we have, unfortunately, 100 years of fighting terrorism. If anyone has committed or is planning to carry out terrorist attacks, he has to be hit. It is effective, precise, and just.”
read moreDennis Prager, an American radio talk show host and writer, explores human behavior.
read moreThe Abraham Accords, the term given to the series of agreements reached last summer allowing normal relations between Israel and several of her Arab-Muslim neighbors, including the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and now Morocco, were greeted with optimism and approval by the Trump administration.
read moreThe question raised by Mr. Pompeo’s anti-BDS policy is the determination of when criticism of Israel devolves into antisemitism. At what point does condemnation of Israel cross that redline?
read moreAll that’s left to discuss is what you should do depending on the outcome.
read moreWhat more appropriate way to spend the evening while we are social distancing then Coping with Crowds: “ESCAPES” on the Lower East Side led by Dr. Sharon Keller.
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 moreWorking Man, written and directed by Robert Jury cuts deep and personal, dealing with the uncertainty, of work, relationships, and mental health, providing an unexpected positive twist. Available on Video-On-Demand
read moreFrom the outset of the pandemic’s appearance in the Jewish state, Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky stressed that everyone should heed the guidelines of Israel’s doctors and the Ministry of Health.
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