May: In Rejecting the Zoom Seder, What Did Orthodox Jews Affirm?
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From Ashkenazi and Sephardi to strict and lenient.
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Daniel Bouskila
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Over the last 30 years, books for young Jews have dropped religious and national identity and become obsessed with the Holocaust. Can they be put on a better track?
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What Begin’s 1972 elegy for the diaspora reveals about a worldview unique among Israel’s founders.
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Looking back from the 21st century on an etymological decision from the 19th century, let us utter an “alas.”
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