admin | November 4, 2021
We need to look ahead; we need to build something new; we need to build something better, he said to a receptive audience, recounting a previous conversation with a pastor concerned about New Yorks post-pandemic future. The better question is, when will we reach our greater glory
admin | November 4, 2021
A Jewish dating website has launched in the UAE to pair up single people looking to make the emirates their long-term home.
admin | November 4, 2021
Ruth Ellen Glcksmann (center) in Margate, England in 1939, pictured with her foster mother, unknown woman and other foster children, shortly after arriving in England via the Kindertransport in May of 1939 from the Heim Isenberg home in Neu Isenberg, near Frankfurt Am Mein, for unmarried Jewish women and their children.
admin | November 4, 2021
Prof. Steinberg is taking part in March of the Living "Let There Be Light" global initiative in commemoration of "Kristallnacht" My father, Henry Steinberg, was born in Berlin one of eight children, four brothers and four sisters.
admin | November 4, 2021
If we are lucky, as we get older our horizons expand as we continue to retain our solid footing in our world as it grows around us.
admin | November 4, 2021
A shorthand voters guide for Tuesdays mayoral election in Minneapolis could have defined the choice of candidates as left, left and lefter.
admin | November 4, 2021
The Battle of Beersheba was a significant turning point in world history.
admin | November 4, 2021
(JTA) In 1916, in the picturesque German village of Heinebach, a 14-year-old girl named Elisabeth Schmidtkunz penned a sweet message in her classmate Jenny Katzs autograph book. Jenny! Get to know people, wrote Elisabeth.
admin | November 4, 2021
An organizer of the white supremacist Unite The Right rally privately discussed raising an army, attacking Jewish people, and murdering a colleague in the movement, a jury heard this week. Sines v. Kessler, an ongoing lawsuit, seeks to hold organizers of Unite The Right responsible for the deadly rallys violence.
admin | November 4, 2021
After the deaths of Philip Roth and Amos Oz, two perennial runners-up for the Nobel Prize in Literature, this past years short lists for the award included only one Jewish representative, the French author Hlne Cixous. Born in Oran, Algeria in 1937, Cixous has written repeatedly about her upbringing in a German Jewish household, which she considers inexhaustible subject matter. Often, her literary analyses of fellow Jewish writers, from Clarice Lispector, the Brazilian novelist of Ukrainian Jewish origin, to Paul Celan and Sigmund Freud, contain allusions to her own family experiences.
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