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A Nostalgia For Jewish Culture

Two and a half hours east of Warsaw, Lublin lies in Poland’s far east, near the Ukrainian border. Step off the train in Lublin’s central station and you emerge into a palette of dark gray — from the leaden skies of Europe’s far north to the shadowy cobble-stoned streets of Old Town, with its soot-stained […]

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Double Standard On Campus Drinking At Northwestern

When Dovid Hillel Klein, a prominent rabbi with the Chabad chasidic Jewish movement, served as the guest chaplain at the opening of the House of Representatives’ April 2010 session, he related a pearl of wisdom that he’d first heard at a comedy show at Northwestern University in Chicago. One of the comedians performing told the […]

Holocaust Survivors Affected By Sandy Get Aid From Germans And Claims Conference

It was a “modest” sum of money, said Germany’s consul general in New York, but he, staff members and friends attending a concert at his residence last month wanted to do something to help after realizing the hardship Superstorm Sandy had caused Holocaust survivors living in its path. “We decided to ask participants for donations,” […]

OU Internal Struggles Leading To Showdown

Life Is A Cabaret

Entering Lincoln Square’s Second Temple Period

Rabbis For Human Rights Groups In Israel and North America To Separate

Baseball’s Higher Calling

Powell Defends Hagel On ‘Jewish Lobby’ Quip

New York Education Programs Receive $744,000 From Covenant Foundation

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