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Seinfeld was the most popular show on television in the late 1990s, and it was also arguably the most Jewish show on the air at the time. Though Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer rarely discussed Judaism outright (excusing the famous “Anti-Dentite” episode) they lived in a world (the Upper West Side) heavily marinated in Jewish culture. From the marble […]

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It seems like Jewish apps have existed as long as the smartphone. Your iPhone can teach you to bake challah, take you to the Western Wall, and even say the prayer after meals. But now, thanks to tech startup Rusty Brick Studios, you won’t even need to turn on your phone. That is, if you get a hold […]

“God pursues me everywhere,” the Jewish philosopher A.J. Heschel wrote. One of Heschel’s primary aims was to show people that spirituality could be found anywhere–not only in prayer or charity, but in every place we find ourselves and in every action we do. A number of new iPhone apps give us very simple, but very handy, ways to remember to […]

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