Mel Gibson’s provocative new film, “The Passion of the Christ,” is making some of Hollywood’s most prominent executives uncomfortable in ways that may damage Mr.
“Shrimp, crab, lobster, clams, mussels, all these are an abomination before the Lord, just as gays are an abomination. Why stop at protesting gay marriage?
Pearl Gluck’s critically acclaimed documentary, Divan: The Couch, which looks at the experiences of ex-Chasidic Jews trying to retain a connection to their heritage (and
NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg marks his Hebrew birthday, February 19th, 2004, with a kosher cake baked by Esty Scheiner of the World Tikkun Center. Dovi
The JTA brings us this lovely photograph from Wednesday’s exceptionally tasteless protest of The Passion, organized by Amcha and staged at a theatre showing the
Meh, maybe it’ll make up for the long string of awful things preceding this post.
Is it anti-Semitic? The question has to be placed in the context of the Gospels and it is hard to reproduce the story without risking
“Saudi Arabia is barring visits by Jews after launching a new visa scheme to try to attract more tourists.” Interestingly enough, the posting to the
boingboing has directed our attention to this rather peculiar article about Aryanfest, “an ‘international’ gathering of Nazi skinheads, Ku Klux Klan members and other white
North Korean school children are being given The Diary of Anne Frank to read in accompaniment of a lesson plan which draws comparisons between the