Noah Hirsch-Rechter | Authors

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Earliest item	3 Oct

Forward Can this LGBTQ+ Jewish organization navigate these turbulent times? 25 Nov

Keshet, an established leader in advocating for LGBTQ+ Jewish rights, faces significant challenges amidst political upheaval and internal leadership changes....

25 Nov

Forward The world's oldest known medieval Judaica relic is now its most valuable, too 18 Nov

The Toledo Museum of Art's acquisition of a 12th-century Afghan Kiddush cup, valued at $4 million, marks a significant event in the Judaica world, involving ...

18 Nov

Forward Could poetry revive Yitzhak Rabin's legacy among young American Jews? 7 Nov

As the 30th anniversary of Yitzhak Rabin's assassination approaches, a new English translation of the Israeli poetry anthology 'Class of 95' aims to reignite...

7 Nov

Forward How a curator and a rabbi joined forces to keep a piece of Boston's Jewish history alive 30 Oct

A captivating collaboration between a curator and a rabbi has preserved an important piece of Boston's Jewish history, the Sam Katz Torah ark from Chelsea, M...

30 Oct

Forward There wasn't a Jewish grief group in Boston for young adults, so this rabbi started one 17 Oct

Rabbi Jackson Mercer founded a unique grief support group for young Jewish adults in Cambridge, Massachusetts, addressing a gap in bereavement resources. Unl...

17 Oct

Forward It was one of klezmer's greatest days — will there ever be another? 8 Oct

Eighteen years ago, notable klezmer musicians gathered outside New York City's historic Eldridge Street Synagogue for a photograph organized by Yale Strom as...

8 Oct

Forward In Boston, a klezmer musician is plotting a Jewish musical revolution 3 Oct

Nat Seelen is spearheading a Jewish musical renaissance in Boston with the Boston Festival of New Jewish Music, focusing on reinvigorating Jewish musical cul...

3 Oct