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A warning to the world from the UN General Assembly podium: Don’t close your eyes to the atrocities around you.
Despite Israel’s lawful origins, it is the only country in the world whose legitimacy has been questioned.
Echoes of Queen Esther who broke protocol in the face of an Iranian threat to destroy her people.
Some women seem to be more interested in over-achieving than in maintaining a relationship.
Attaining the self-assurance you need to achieve true intimacy with another person.
An exciting exhibit presents direct evidence of the Jewish community in Babylonia right before and after the destruction of the First Temple.
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Kabbala is the Torah's expression of the way the world works. Removed from its source, it's a lot of rubbish. (First in a series.)
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Advanced-level midrashic and Kabbalistic illuminations on the weekly parsha.
Little did I know that the source of my chutzpah reached back thousands of years, to Mordechai.
A video series that takes a closer, more grown-up look at the Book of Esther.
Amazing infographic to SHARE with your friends and family about Judaism's most fun holiday.
Jon Stewart has won 19 Emmy Awards. I am ready to win 19 Emmy Awards, given the chance.
What would have been the harm if Marty had used the almanac to win a few bets?
Published: March 16, 2014
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(1) Anonymous, April 10, 2014 6:33 PM
The secret to Jewish survival
If one only studies Jewish history and looks at the one common factor between Jews in Yemen ,Poland, Spain, or Lithuania one will see that it was a steadfast dedication to a life lived by the same Torah given by G-d at Mount Sinai. They were always a minority with no homeland (after the destruction of the second temple) and they somehow weren't swallowed up by the dominant cultures they lived in. But there dedication to G-d and his Torah never wavered. I recommend Rabbi Dovid Gottlieb's book "Living up to The Truth" where he talks extensively on this topic.