The second post of Jewschool’s this year recognizing and responding to the dark side of Purim While a famous Rabbinic teaching connects the joyous, raucous
DeSean Jackson of the Philadelphia Eagles and NBA veteran Stephen Jackson provided a one-two punch this week with the posting and defending of a virulent
There is a Jewish folktale from Egypt called “Elijah’s Violin” and I had to go track it down after I, along with so many,
When the first Passover seder took place Israelites were instructed to close themselves into their houses and protect themselves with a ritual of dabbing the
My personal definition of who is a Jew has nothing to do with observance, ideology, or strict rules about ancestry. For me, anyone who reacts
Jay Michaelson is a rare commodity: an expert seeker. His expertise is well documented in the work he has produced in several contiguous but certainly