This Jewish 28-year-old makes a living visiting every country in the world
By JOSEFIN DOLSTEN (JTA) —In 2012, Drew Goldberg spent part of his junior year of college studying abroad in Prague. ...
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‘We’ve lost a part of ourselves’: El Paso’s diverse Jewish community grapples with a mass shooting
By JOSEFIN DOLSTEN (JTA) — Joseph Charter used to feel safe in El Paso. But after Aug 3., when a ...
Federations commission $150,000 study of Twin Cities Jewish population
By ADRIAN GLASS-MOORE, Assistant Editor The Jewish Federations of Minneapolis and St. Paul have commissioned a $150,000 population study to learn ...
American Jews vs. the Israeli government
American Jews really care about pluralism, but it's not just about pluralism By ANDREW SILOW-CARROLL (JTA) — The Great Jewish ...
The Jews of Cuba
By MICHAEL A. APPLEMAN, Ph.D Improved relations with Cuba are escalating. The Minnesota Orchestra has been to Cuba. President Barack ...
Western Wall prayer fight ends with compromise
The size of the non-Orthodox section of the Western Wall will double and a single entrance will lead to both ...
Editorial: Under the chuppa and legally wed
When the Jewish World publishes a “Celebrations” special section, it is our custom to move the social notices (B’nai Mitzva, ...
High court to hear DOMA cases
By RON KAMPEAS WASHINGTON (JTA) — With public acceptance of same-sex marriage growing, liberal Jewish groups are hoping the U.S. ...
Op-ed: Alienation from Israel hitting liberal seminaries
By GARY ROSENBLATT NEW YORK (N.Y. Jewish Week)Â — A second-year rabbinical student at the Jewish Theological Seminary (www.jtsa.edu) says her ...
American Judaism’s sweet singer
Debbie Friedman, a St. Paul native, set Jewish texts to her unique brand of catchy folk-inspired music By ERIN ELLIOTT ...
