admin | October 20, 2021
Those who speak "Tacheles" get straight to the point. This is a common definition of the Yiddish term, which has its origins in the Hebrew tachlit (meaning "goal" or "purpose"). In the documentaryTacheles: The Heart of the Matter (German: EndlichTacheles) by renowned Berlin filmmakers Jana Matthes and Andrea Schramm, people also speak plainly.
admin | October 20, 2021
By Ron Kampeas You couldnt Torquemada it: Mel Brooks is making a sequel to History of the World: Part I, the 1981 revue that delighted and/or appalled Jews with, among other segments,a cheery musical take on the Spanish Inquisition.
admin | October 18, 2021
LearningLark from United States, CC BY 2.0 In a Yorkshire Live piece entitled 7 great inventions and cool things Jewish people have given to Yorkshire, comes this surprising tidbit: Fish and chips is as British as it gets, right?
admin | October 18, 2021
Britain has a complicated relationship with its fascist past, in that it barely acknowledges it. Its a source of national pride that the country was, at one point, the only unoccupied nation fighting the Nazis.
admin | October 18, 2021
Israeli politician and human rights activist Natan Sharansky sees several lessons stemming from the Oct.
admin | October 9, 2021
(RNS) I never really liked working at archaeological digs in Israel. Too much dust.
admin | October 9, 2021
Ive felt it too, every time.
admin | October 9, 2021
"The Inquisition has been caricatured," Daily Wire host Matt Walsh insisted in a recent segment on his show, unearthed by Media Matters journalist Jason Campbell.
admin | October 9, 2021
October is rich with German celebrations. Many of us will visit one of the local Oktoberfests in North Texas in the coming weeks
admin | October 9, 2021
Leibman does this by excavating the genealogies of Sarah and Isaac Lopez Brandon, siblings born in the late 18th century to a wealthy Barbadian Jewish businessman and an enslaved woman. The siblings eventually made it New York, where they were able to pass as white.
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