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In celebration of Israel’s 70th birthday, here are 15 amazing reasons to be proud of the Jewish state.
Israel's flag testifies to our miraculous, unfinished mission.
The number 70 was singled out for special attention in ways that make this Yom HaAtzmaut particularly meaningful.
The Anne House employee isn’t the only person told not to wear his kippah at work.
Fear of commitment is exacting a steep price from both men and women.
The legendary all-star Rose Bowl running back makes his most sensational touchdown run as an Orthodox Jew.
Are we using our words as forces of healing or hurting?
Steps that parents should take to help their child have a safe and enjoyable summer.
Don’t minimize the inherent difficulties in inter-faith marriage.
My favorite things to say to yourself to keep you focused, positive and grounded when dating.
For the first time in 2,000 years, the Jews regain sovereignty over their ancient homeland.
Remembering Rabbi Chaim (Howie) Yechiel Rothman who succumbed to the wounds he sustained during the Har Nof Massacre.
One year ago Dalia Lemkus was murdered. It’s important to remember as many victims as we can.
How did the rabbi address why bad things happen to good people?
This Israel Independence Day, shpritz people with white foam. In Israel, that’s just what we do.
One act of kindness has unintended life-altering consequences.
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(3) unlisted, August 7, 2013 4:22 PM
Not-so-Kosher comedy by Jews
It's wonderful that many of the 20th-Century famous comedians were Jews, such as those in the video.
It's a chillul Hashem, however, that many of those whose "comedy" consists primarily of profanity and vulgarity were/are also Jews, ranging from Lenny Bruce to Seinfeld to Sarah Silverman.
That's what happens when a Jew is raised without Torah and mitzvos (meaning "commandments," not "good deeds").
(2) Suzanne, August 5, 2013 11:11 PM
WENJOY
(1) Susan Wilcox, August 5, 2013 7:34 PM
As a little kid from the late 50s to 69, I went to the Borscht Circuit with my parents. The last Summer I was there in 69, Woodstock was close by the resort we were staying at but my did wouldn't let me go. I was just turning 16. I always had a blast there.