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Beef Bulgogi
Sharona
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Mishpacha
· 5 Jan
Beef Bulgogi is a Korean-inspired dish adapted for easy preparation with commonly available ingredients, making it an excellent introduction to Korean cuisine.
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Bibimbap
Sharona
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· 5 Jan
Bibimbap, a Korean dish celebrated for its adaptability, is featured with a recipe tailored to family preferences.
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Korean Fried Chicken
Sharona
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Mishpacha
· 5 Jan
This recipe offers a kosher twist on classic Korean fried chicken, adapting it to Jewish dietary needs by swapping out Korean potato starch for a more accessible flour and cornstarch mixture.
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'Between The Lines:' The 5 Most-Read Stories In 2025
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Between The Lines
· 31 Dec 2025
Gary Rosenblatt reflects on the most-read articles he authored in 2025, addressing significant issues from the past year.
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We need to be honest: Some cultures are better than others.
Frederick Alexander
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Future of Jewish
· 27 Nov 2025
Frederick Alexander critiques the concept of cultural relativism, arguing that not all cultures promote human flourishing equally.
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Rabbi Angela Buchdahl’s Memoir Captures Hearts and Souls
Judy Bolton-Fasman
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Lilith
· 25 Nov 2025
Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, the influential senior rabbi of Central Synagogue in Manhattan, has captivated a wide audience with her first book, "Heart of a Stranger: An Unlikely Rabbi's Story of Faith, Identity, and Belonging."
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Donald Trump says he foresees an 'everlasting peace' — Immanuel Kant would have found the flaws in that vision
Robert Zaretsky
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Forward
· 24 Nov 2025
Exploring the theme of peace in politics, Robert Zaretsky contrasts Donald Trump's claim of achieving 'everlasting peace' following the release of Israeli hostages with the philosophical insights of Immanuel Kant.
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The Right’s ‘Existential’ Fight over Antisemitism. Plus. . .
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The Free Press
· 3 Nov 2025
The article examines the growing internal conflict within the American right-wing, focusing on increasing antisemitism and its existential implications for the movement.
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This Classic Jewish Summer Camp Song Has Been Stuck in My Head for Decades
Hana LaRock
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Kveller
· 31 Oct 2025
Hana LaRock reminisces about the ubiquitous Jewish summer camp song "Wherever You Go, There's Always Someone Jewish" by Rabbi Milder, written in 1983.
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Can Trump Strike a Grand Bargain With Xi?
Henry Gao
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Tablet
· 30 Oct 2025
Amid the intensified U.S.-China trade war initiated by President Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods, the possibility of a grand economic bargain between the U.S. and China emerges as a key global issue.
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China’s War on Christians
Bob Fu
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Tablet
· 29 Oct 2025
The article details China's severe crackdown on the Zion House Church, a prominent Christian movement in China, marking the most significant suppression of Christianity since the Cultural Revolution.
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An 'Unlikely' Rabbi
Gary Rosenblatt
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Between The Lines
· 27 Oct 2025
Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, the senior rabbi at Central Synagogue in New York City, represents a significant figure in contemporary American Judaism.
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Diversity is overrated. Yeah, I said it.
Joshua Hoffman
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Future of Jewish
· 25 Oct 2025
The article by Joshua Hoffman critiques the modern Western emphasis on diversity, arguing that it has become an end in itself rather than a means to a better society.
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Heart to Heart With Rabbi Angela Buchdahl
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Hadassah
· 20 Oct 2025
Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, the senior rabbi at Central Synagogue in New York City, will engage in a conversation on December 8, 2025, about her unique journey from South Korea to becoming a leading Jewish spiritual leader in the United States.
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How an 'unlikely rabbi' went from Korea to Colbert
Robin Washington
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Forward
· 20 Oct 2025
Angela Buchdahl's memoir "Heart of a Stranger" explores her unique journey from her South Korean roots to becoming a notable figure in American Judaism as the first Asian American rabbi and cantor.
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Angela Buchdahl, ‘An Unlikely Rabbi’
Gary Rosenblatt
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Hadassah
· 16 Oct 2025
Angela Buchdahl, renowned for her remarkable journey from a diverse heritage to becoming a leading figure in Reform Judaism, is celebrated for her transformative impact at Central Synagogue in New York.
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Infinity Is the Wrong Number of Immigrants
Michael Lind
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Tablet
· 17 Sep 2025
Michael Lind argues that the U.S. should admit fewer immigrants to prevent negative economic and social impacts.
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This ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ Version of ‘Adon Olam’ Is Golden
Lior Zaltzman
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Kveller
· 16 Sep 2025
Azi Schwartz, cantor at Park Avenue Synagogue, continues his tradition of creatively reimagining Jewish liturgical music by setting "Adon Olam" to the tune of "Golden" from the Netflix animated hit KPop Demon Hunters.
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Being ‘anti-war’ is the most dangerous position of all.
Joshua Hoffman
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Future of Jewish
· 5 Sep 2025
Joshua Hoffman argues that being anti-war, often seen as a noble stance, can be dangerously naive, especially in contexts where existential threats are posed by aggressive forces.
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My Toddler Loves This Jewish Lullaby About a Calf Being Slaughtered
Daci Platt
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Kveller
· 7 Aug 2025
Exploring the popular yet somber Jewish song "Dona Dona," this piece delves into its history and cultural significance.
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Tariffs & Taxes & Growth—Oh My
The Commentary Magazine Podcast
· 30 Jul 2025
The podcast delves into the interplay between recent U.S. GDP growth rates, tariffs, and the broader Trump administration economic strategy, led by contrasting visions of people like Peter Navarro and Scott Besson.
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Hamas wants more babies. Jews should too.
Joshua Hoffman
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Future of Jewish
· 19 Jul 2025
In the aftermath of the October 7th attacks led by Hamas, many young Israelis have expressed a renewed commitment to having more children, viewing it as essential for Jewish survival and national resilience.
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Stop judging Israel like it’s 200 years old.
Joshua Hoffman
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Future of Jewish
· 17 Jul 2025
Joshua Hoffman argues that expectations for Israel to behave like a centuries-old established democracy are unrealistic given its relatively young age of 77 years.
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In the Footsteps of His Voice: an ode to the Rebbe’s soldiers, thirty-one years since Gimmel Tammuz
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Lehrhaus
· 29 Jun 2025
In the article, the author reflects on the legacy of the Lubavitcher Rebbe 31 years after his passing on Gimmel Tammuz, highlighting the ongoing mission of the shluchim (emissaries) who continue to embody his teachings.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters are suddenly supporting Iran. They might want to talk to some Palestinians
Rob Eshman
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Forward
· 26 Jun 2025
Amid rising pro-Palestinian protests, some demonstrators are expressing surprising support for Iran, a stance critiqued as misguided and rooted in a flawed "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" logic.
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