Who knows one? The arrival of the Moss Haggadah at the National Library of Israel
Moss Haggadah—In Every Generation ©2024 David Moss. Graphic courtesy of Bet Alpha Editions. By...
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Category: Religion & Philosophy
The red heifer: Catalyst for war or harbinger of global peace?
A red heifer in its new home at the Ancient Shiloh heritage site. Photo courtesy of the Binyamin...
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In Hamas tunnels, Eli Sharabi said kiddish every Friday night
Freed Israeli hostage Eli Sharabi briefs reporters before a U.N. Security Council meeting in New...
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Bnai Brak mentioned in the Haggadah
The depiction of a family celebrating the Passover seder from a 14th-century illuminated Haggadah....
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U. Albany students note Shabbat and books
“Shabbat 360” an annual mega-Shabbat dinner at the University of Albany co-sponsored by UAlbany...
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Looking forward to Pesach and its message of hope and renewal
By JAN LEE JNS I always look forward to Passover, and I know I’m not alone. According to...
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Beth Tephilah slates challah making workshop
An individual braids a challah. TROY– Congregation Beth Tephilah will feature a challah making...
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Darker skies may be ahead for Syrian Christians
A Damascus chapel. Photo courtesy of Dianne Ket/Pixabay. By HANY GHORABA JNS The sudden collapse...
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Area Chabad plans music and film program at Madison Theater on Feb. 10
Graphic for area Chabad program. Chabad of the Capital District has announced that a music and...
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Rabbi’s letter fetches $700,000 at auction
The letter bears Rabbi Chaim ibn Attar’s distinctive signature. Photo courtesy of Kedem Auction...
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Where we’re going
What’s new Jan. 21 James R. Clevenson Well, now we have Trump. Jonathan Tobin, chief...
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Pope Francis pillories Israel, providing a moral free pass to its existential enemies
By RABBI ABRAHAM COOPER, RABBI YITZCHOK ADLERSTEIN JNS Pope Francis’s sudden abandonment of the...
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