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0 Holidays Education

The Etgar Quiz no 267

Jewish Chronicle · 15 Apr

The Etgar Quiz no 267 features questions related to Jewish traditions and rituals.

0 History Music

A Festive Song with an Unclear Message: Uncovering the Meaning of Maoz Tzur

Yaakov Jaffe in Lehrhaus · 14 Dec 2023

"Maoz Tzur" is a popular Hanukkah song that many Jews sing without fully understanding its meaning or central theme.

0 History Holidays

Unfinished Rock

Yitz Landes in Jewish Review of Books · 7 Dec 2023

The article discusses the well-known Hanukkah song "Maoz Tzur" and its final stanza.

0 History Holidays

Who Is ‘The Red One’?

Stuart Halpern in Tablet · 7 Dec 2023

"Maoz Tzur," a popular Hanukkah song, recounts Jewish history and expresses longing for the restoration of the Temple in Jerusalem.

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Shnei Zeitim: A Hanukkah Piyyut About the Separation of Powers

Yitzhak Szyf in Lehrhaus · 2 Dec 2021

The article discusses the significance of the Shabbat Hanukkah piyyut (liturgical poem) called Shnei Zeitim, which was written in the eleventh century by Solomon ibn Gabirol.

0 Antisemitism Communities

Opinion | Why No One Can Talk About The Attacks Against Orthodox Jews

Batya Ungar-Sargon in Forward · 29 Dec 2019

The article discusses the recent increase in anti-Semitic attacks against Orthodox Jews, particularly in the New York area, highlighting incidents of physical violence and verbal abuse.

0 Politics Gender/Identity

The "Professors, Police & Parliamentarians: Everyone Harasses!" Edition

Promised Podcast · 3 Dec 2015

In this episode, Allison, Don, and Noah discuss various significant topics including the resignation of a member of Knesset due to harassment allegations, the protests in Israel over a gas deal, and the controversy surrounding the belief that Yemenite babies were taken from their parents decades ago.

0 Music Holidays

Anander Mol, Anander Veig

Marc Weidenbaum in Tablet · 29 Nov 2010

"Anander Mol, Anander Veig" is a project where electronic musicians, known as remixers, were invited to remix various Jewish holiday songs and klezmer classics.