In the genre of foreign language food hip hop, my preference might still be for poutine (squish squish), but the ode to shakshouka is a
This was written on Monday, November 10 from the Independent Minyan Conference. Due to our server problems, it was never published. Walking home from Kol
This is a first for me: I’m writing this post on my iPhone, from the back of a room during the indie minyan conference. (Mea
I recently had a conversation with my step mother about Jews using their position as immigrants to North America, and their success at integration into
Yeshiva University’s David and Ruth Gottesman Chair in English and Literature professor Joy Ladin has returned from a two year hiatus. Usually a teacher’s return
Jerusalem’s pride parade will take place on Thursday. Right-wing activists Baruch Marzel and Itamar Ben-Gvir had submitted a petition to the courts to the parade
Reading the news on JTA, I came across this story. In an effort to restore lagging production at its plant in Postville, Iowa, the country’s
I may be in the USA these days, but I still get much of my news from Canada. Reading a CBC article this morning, I
More, still, from the conversion files. Rabbi Shlomo Riskin is crying. No, sorry, his Torah is crying. While I found his Jerusalem Post opinion piece
House of Yahweh (“a homemade mix of Jewish and Christian beliefs,” according to the ABC news segment) church leader Yisrayl Hawkins of Abilene, Texas has