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Chicago to determine the fate of Polish-Jewish monument in racial reckoning – Forward

| February 23, 2021

Image by elesi/Shutterstock.com The The Morris-George Washington-Haym Salomon Monument in Heald Square, Chicago A public monument featuring Revolutionary War financier Haym Saloman, a Polish-Jewish American businessman, may be removed from where it stands in Chicagos Heald Square.

One of the world’s oldest complete megillahs gifted to the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem – J-Wire Jewish Australian News Service

| February 23, 2021

Browse > Home / News / One of the worlds oldest complete megillahs gifted to the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem February 23, 2021 by J-Wire Newsdesk Read on for article One of the worlds oldest known Esther scrolls (also known as a megillah) has recently been gifted to the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem, home to the worlds largest collection of textual Judaica.

A Boy Named Wilhelmina: ‘It was once the name of a Queen’ – Brooklyn Daily Eagle

| February 19, 2021

William Gralnick.

This Meaty Stew Recipe Is a Uniquely Satisfying Winter-Weekend Project – The Wall Street Journal

| February 19, 2021

THE FIRST four times I called, I got a busy signal. Then, finally, an answer: Best I can do is two people, three months from now, Vale?

Michael Solomonov is Sharing Stories and Recipes – Pittsburgh Magazine

| February 19, 2021

PHOTOS BY MICHAEL PERSICO Like most of us, Michael Solomonov, the Philadelphia-based chef with Pittsburgh roots, misses traveling. Hes longing to return to Israel, where he came of age and later found his culinary voice

Comments on: Music in Judaism: In Search of the Tenth Song – Jewish Journal

| February 18, 2021

I spent a decade composing the music for the Warner Brothers TV Network. Here in Los Angeles, that means every time you watched a Channel 5 sports broadcast, a TV show promo or the Rose Parade, you heard my music in the background. But as great an experience as this was for a composer just out of college, I realized my heart was elsewhere

Meet the Yemeni-Jewish musician singing soulful Jewish R&B – Cleveland Jewish News

| February 18, 2021

This story originally appeared on Alma. When you think of Jewish music, what comes to mind

A wine-lovers life – The Jewish Standard

| February 18, 2021

Wine is a complicated thing.

Beth Din of Arabia: Jews in Gulf countries announce first communal organizations – The Times of Israel

| February 16, 2021

The Jewish communities in six Persian Gulf countries announced on Monday the establishment of the regions first communal organization, complete with a rabbi and Jewish court, the Beth Din of Arabia. The Association of Gulf Jewish Communities (AGJC), which brings together Jews in Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, will be headed by Rabbi Dr.

To understand Andr Aciman, try reading Thucydides – Forward

| February 16, 2021

If this interview aired on television, Andr Aciman would have earned himself a perfect score on Room Rater. The novelist, memoirist, essayist and scholar greeted me from the Upper West Side study where he spends most of his time


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