admin | September 4, 2021
For some 1,000 years, many Ashkenazi Jews have observed the same ritual every Yom Kippur Evewaving a chicken over their head. Never miss the best stories and events! Get JewishBoston This Week.
admin | September 4, 2021
Grief is a complicated animal. I have often described its presence to my congregants as a mountain sometimes it is across from you and you can see it, sometimes you are climbing it, sometimes you have summited it and sometimes it is just right on top of you
admin | September 4, 2021
Allison Kaplan Sommer, Don Futterman and Noah Efron discuss three topics of incomparable importance and end with an anecdote about something in Israel that made them smile this week.
admin | September 4, 2021
When we think of the Zionist pantheon, philosopher Jacob Klatzkin does not come to mind: Klatzkins vision was brilliant but limited.
admin | September 4, 2021
My eyes are filled with tears my heart is bursting with pride as I think about that indelible image. It symbolizes everything. The C17 military plane was filled to the brim with over 600 Afghan refugees desperate to leave Kabul
admin | September 4, 2021
I dedicate this essay to the memory of my late friend, David Dolinko. We were schoolmates from second or third grade through high school.
admin | September 4, 2021
Every culture has its own apocalypse theories. For the Mayans, it was the year 2012; for One Direction fans, it was when Zayn first announced he'd left the group.
admin | September 4, 2021
Rabbi David Lerner By Rabbi David Lerner The Jewish community will be celebrating our New Year, Rosh Hashanah, on Sept. 7 and 8
admin | September 4, 2021
HOUSTON, TX This past weekend saw the NFL wrap up its preseason, the first since 2019. The teams of the league now embark on the longest regular season in the Super Bowl era, preparing for a 17-game regular season with the potential for teams to play up to 20 total games (3 post-season games).
admin | August 13, 2021
An Israeli girl found a 1,500-year-old bronze coin at the site of an ancient Jewish village near the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel on Tuesday, the Nature and Parks Authority said. The Yitzchaki family from the West Bank settlement of Har Bracha visited the Korazim archaeological park and played a scavenger hunt game involving the unique building style of the Talmud-era village, the parks authority said. During the game, the girl found the ancient coin on the ground
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