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S.R. Hewitt: Remembering a Great Warrior on Shavuot
This year, Memorial Day poses an interesting conflict with the Jewish calendar as it overlaps directly with the holiday of Shavuot. The coincidence is not without some significance.
Rabbi Avraham Arieh Trugman: 43rd Day of the Omer: Jerusalem -- The Heart of the World
Jerusalem from time immemorial has been the heart of the Jewish people. A request for its rebuilding is included in our prayers three times a day and all Jews, no matter where in the world, face Jerusalem to pray.
Got faith? Maine the least-religious state in the nation
Bar Harbor residents Valery and Mike McCadden pray during a Sunday worship service at the St. Thomas Traditional Anglican Church in Ellsworth. Maine has fewer residents who claim a religious affiliation than any other state in the union.
Eitan Press: Time Spirals and Other Insights Into the Jewish Calendar
The shape of Jewish time is different. According to the teachings of the Torah, history does not unfold along a time-line but a time-spiral.
Dea Hadar
Mother is going back to America, for a long time. But first, we need to talk. In Sinai. Four days of sea and sun and sand, mother and daughter. The roads to pure pleasure are many and varied at the Holon water park.
Former resident: They humiliated the North End people
PORTSMOUTH — Urban renewal in the 1960s was conducted under the guise of improving what was labeled a blighted area of the city. But for the residents who called the old North End home, that rationale was an insult to everything they had worked so...
Argüello's Symphonic "Suffering of the Innocents" Offered at Lincoln Center May 8
"The Suffering of the Innocents", a symphonic homage and prayer composed by Kiko Argüello in memory of innocent victims, will be presented as "a musical gift to the Jewish people and residents of New York City" in a free May 8 concert.
'Torah as Mythology' talk to be held May 19
The Secular Humanist Jewish Circle is sponsoring a lecture, "Torah as Mythology," by Rabbi Miri Fleming on May 19.
Google Sued Over 'Jewish' Search Suggestions
The search giant's Autocomplete feature allegedly violates French law banning the compiling of files on people by ethnicity, French anti-racism groups claim.
Mimi Minsky: Back to the Beginning: From Egypt to Sinai
For proper introspection, there is only reflection. We must reflect on where we have been to know where we ought to journey toward.
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