This Story was originally published in The Dayton Jewish Observer. Customers heading to lunch at Applebee’s Grill and Bar at 105 N. Springboro Pike in Miamisburg on Saturday, April 26 […]
Ever since October 7, we Jews, around the world, are finding ourselves in a quandary of opposites. Every Shabbat, every holiday, every birthday, anniversary, or other joyful celebration is offset […]
Do you have a question you’d like answered? Submit it anonymously here! Rabbi, I recently attended my congregation’s Torah Study, where we were reading from the book of Leviticus. It seemed […]
A friend who has been to two of my Seders says mine is the table for strays. I guess they’re right. And I like it that way. I’m a bit […]
Do you have a question you’d like answered? Submit it anonymously here! Rabbi, I am Jewish, and my wife was raised Christian. She no longer practices, and we agreed that we […]
With antisemitism surging on college campuses, a group of philanthropic “wonder women” gathered at The Marmalade Lily in Loveland for Jewish National Fund-USA’s Women for Israel “Chai Tea.” The event […]
Temple Sholom of Cincinnati is entering its seventy-first year with new rabbinic leadership on the Bima, continuing to improve its unique combination of Judaism and advocacy. The congregation will joyfully […]
Lately, I’ve been writing and rewriting essays titled Screaming into the Void. I’ve been horrified by the antisemitism coming from both the right and the left. It feels like the allies […]
Do you have a question you’d like answered? Submit it anonymously here! Rabbi, I have heard that some Jews don’t eat rice or corn during Passover, while others do. How do […]
We live in an age of distraction. This is Chris Hayes’ finding in his new book, The Siren’s Call: How Attention Became the World’s Most Endangered Resource. He explores in […]