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0 History Education

Sephardim, Ashkenazim, and Abraham Furtado of Bordeaux

Jewish History Lectures · 8 Aug

The video provides a brief insight into Abraham Furtado's early role in the emancipation process of French Jews prior to the Revolution, in the context of Sephardim and Ashkenazim history.

0 Torah Holidays

Shabbat times from December 1 to December 8

Jewish Chronicle · 30 Nov 2023

From December 1 to December 8, Shabbat times in various UK cities are listed alongside the Torah portion for Saturday, December 2 (Vayishlach) and the haftarah readings.

0 Communities Torah

Shabbat times from October 13 to October 20

Jewish Chronicle · 14 Oct 2023

From October 13th to October 20th, Shabbat times in the UK are provided, starting on Friday October 13th at 5:57 in London and concluding on Friday October 20th at 5:42 in London.

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Kashrut: Sepharadim & Ashkenazim - Rabbi Amrom Nemeth

The Habura · 21 Sep 2023

In this video, Rabbi Amrom Nemeth discusses the differences between Sephardic and Ashkenazi practices regarding kashrut (Jewish dietary laws).

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South Carolina’s Jewish Culinary History

Rachel Gordin Barnett and Lyssa Kligman Harvey in Tablet · 14 Sep 2023

The Jewish culinary history of South Carolina dates back to the late 1600s when Sephardic Jews, exiled from Spain and Portugal during the Inquisition, sought refuge in the state.

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Halacha, Science, and Birds

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 2 Aug 2023

This article discusses the relationship between halacha (Jewish law), science, and the identification of kosher birds.

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Q&A: Isabel Kershner on The Battle for Israel’s Soul

Sarah Breger in Moment · 27 Jul 2023

Isabel Kershner, a correspondent for The New York Times in Jerusalem, discusses the recent political developments in Israel and the deep-seated divisions within Israeli society.

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The Beet Goes On

Orge Castellano in Tablet · 5 Jul 2023

This article traces the culinary history and cultural significance of beets in Jewish cuisine.

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A Different Kind of Simchas Torah

Nechama Carmel in Jewish Action · 14 Sep 2022

Five years ago, the author and their siblings were grieving the recent loss of their mother and were not emotionally ready to celebrate Simchas Torah, a holiday of joy and dance.

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Don’t Squander The Benefits Of Orthodox Fragmentation

Mark (Moishe) Bane in Jewish Action · 20 May 2022

Orthodox Judaism is characterized by diversity and fragmentation, with various subgroups and traditions within the community.

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How do Sepharadim study Tanakh compared to Ashkenazim? - Rabbi Joshua Maroof

The Habura · 16 May 2022

Rabbi Joshua Maroof discusses the differences in how Sepharadim and Ashkenazim study the Tanakh.

0 Politics Israel

The “Déjà Vu All Over Again?” Edition

Promised Podcast · 12 Dec 2019

In a podcast discussion led by Allison Kaplan Sommer, Noah Efron, and Ohad Zeltzer-Zubida, three major topics are covered, including Israel's frequent Knesset elections, the division between different sectors of Israeli society regarding Prime Minister Netanyahu, and the understanding of anti-Semitism by native-born Israelis.

0 Culture Television/Film

Why Gad Elmaleh Is the Most Popular Jewish Comic You've Never Heard of

Forward · 13 Jan 2016

Gad Elmaleh, a Moroccan-Jewish-French comedian, is making a name for himself in English-language stand-up comedy, incorporating aspects of Sephardic Jewish culture into his acts.

0 Communities Gender/Identity

Own Who You Are: Lessons from the Rachel Dolezal Storm

Courtenay Edelhart in Tablet · 22 Jun 2015

The text discusses the lessons learned from the Rachel Dolezal controversy, emphasizing the importance of owning one's identity.

0 Politics Communities

The "Angry, Angry Ashkenazim" Edition

Promised Podcast · 26 Mar 2015

In this edition, Allison, Don, and Noah discuss Peter Beinart's suggestion for American Jews to pressure Israel, Moshe Arens' claim that opposition to Netanyahu led to his re-election, and the anger of some Ashkenazi leftists towards Mizrahi voters.

0 Communities History

Minhag America

Riv-Ellen Prell in Jewish Review of Books · 27 Feb 2013

Marc Lee Raphael's "The Synagogue in America: A Short History" provides a concise and comprehensive look at the synagogue's evolution in the United States, drawing on various sources such as synagogue bulletins and rabbis' sermons.

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