admin | February 13, 2022
Since becoming University of San Franciscos rabbi-in-residence in 2019, Rabbi Camille Angel has been busy, whether shes creating inclusive on-campus spaces, helping to empower students through her classes, officiating Jewish lifecycle events or leading Passover seders. When Angels hiring was announced, it made headlines
admin | February 13, 2022
The lurid murder-for-hire plot that claimed Carol Neulanders life, landed her rabbi husband, Fred Neulander, in prison, and broke the heart of South Jerseys Jewish community has inspired a full-length musical theater piece.
admin | February 13, 2022
REBECCA L. DAVIS begins the acknowledgments to her new book, Public Confessions: The Religious Conversions That Changed American Politics, with these words: I am the daughter of a religious convert, with clear memories of well-meaning childhood friends asking me, Well, what are you?
admin | February 13, 2022
Religious Composition of Countries The world has become increasingly more secular in the last few decades. However, religion remains an integral part of many peoples lives, and 84% of the worlds population identifies with a religious group
admin | February 13, 2022
One definition of modesty is behavior, manner, or appearance intended to avoid impropriety or indecency. This covers the Islamic custom of keeping the girls and women covered from the eyes of men and the public.
admin | February 13, 2022
Eli Rosenblatt, visiting assistant professor of Religious Studies at Northwestern University, presents the first of three presentations in this years Emerging Scholars Lecture Series sponsored by the Center for Judaic and Holocaust Studies at Youngstown State University and the Jewish Studies Program at Kent State University. The virtual lecture, titled Creole Israel: The Jews of Suriname (1900-1960), will be 5 p.m
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A new era of Peace, Hope and Prosperity in the Middle East The Abraham Accords have shifted the geopolitical order in the Middle East.
admin | February 13, 2022
Military leader says intelligence sharing between Tel Aviv and Khartoum helped arrest suspected fighters in Sudan. Sudans military leader General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has made comments in which he dismissed Western threats of sanctions tied to protests in the country and discussed meetings between Sudanese and Israeli officials he said were for security cooperation, not politics. In his first interview on state television since the coup, Burhan said on Saturday that Washington was receiving inaccurate information.
admin | February 13, 2022
Prosecution tells court there was no illicit hacking by police in Netanyahu cases State prosecutors announce that they have not found any evidence of illicit phone hacking during the police investigations into alleged misdeeds by former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. No actions were taken when there was no court order, the prosecution tells the Jerusalem District Court, which had ordered a hiatus in the trial proceedings in order to investigate claims of widespread illicit hacking by police using NSO Groups powerful Pegasus software.
admin | February 13, 2022
Growing defense cooperation between Israel and the Persian Gulf states is one of a few promising security developments in the troubled Middle East. In his testimony this week, Army Lt.
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