Jewish Culture
May You Live Until 120
A distinctly Jewish wish for a long life connects everyday conversation to Moses, the Talmud, and centuries of rabbinic commentary.
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Jewish History
The Historic Mikvé Israel-Emanuel Synagogue in Curaçao
Did you know the oldest synagogue in continuous use in the Western Hemisphere, established in 1732, has sand floors and is located off the coast of Venezuela? It is well worth visiting this unique and historic landmark.
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Jewish Music
Shlomo Artzi Music
There is a deep cultural significance in the music of Shlomo Artzi. It has brought joy even in the most difficult times. Learn more about this iconic Israeli artist and his career, which spans over half a century.
Jewish Culture
Betar: The Return of Jabotinsky in Modern Jewish Culture
Matisyahu wearing a Betar shirt is the manifestation of a significant vibe shift in American Jewish culture. It is worth taking a closer look at this trend and the impetus behind it.
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Chestnut Street Jewish Cemetery in Downtown Cincinnati, Ohio
Did you know that the oldest Jewish cemetery west of the Allegheny Mountains is located in the heart of downtown Cincinnati? Its consecration over 200 years ago is a remarkable story.
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