Eurovision Song Contest: In Tune with What's Right
The Eurovision Song Contest is all about music, cultural exchange and joyful competition. Its inclusiveness stands as in sharp contrast to the “Boycott Israel” crowd.
Eurovision Song Contest: In Tune with What’s Right
The Eurovision Song Contest is all about music, cultural exchange and joyful competition. Its inclusiveness stands as in sharp contrast to the “Boycott Israel” crowd.
The Wandering Jew: V-Day 67 Years Later
As the world inches towards global conflict, the day which should remind us of what evil and goodness we are capable, is passed by – largely ignored.
Shiksa Eats: Punkie Bars
While trying to make pumpkin cookie dough, I stumbled upon an entirely different creation. This kitchen disaster led to a vegan pumpkin bar.
A Nation that Dwells Alone: Why Does the World Pick on Tiny Israel?
Why is Israel’s capital, Jerusalem not recognized by any country in the world? Come to an event May 15th at Oakridge Country Club to learn why, and what to do about it.
A Jewish, Indian Love Story
“I am Indian and Jewish,” said Haran, “and this is my country. I wouldn’t want to go anywhere else, and life is good and getting better.” Jewish Ideas Daily on love, and family among Jews in India.
'Question One' Listens Deeply to Both Sides of Marriage Divide
The documentary “Question One” tells the story of Maine’s same-sex marriage campaign, points to important lessons for Minnesota, and shows how a Jewish filmmaker uses his life experience to tell the story.
How Israel Became My Peaceful Place
I was home, the place in which my ancestors resided 3,000 years ago. The place in which I have prayed to since the minute I learned to read Hebrew, and the place in which my faith is the culture.
You're Invited: The 2nd Annual J'Outique
Don’t miss J’Outique – a one-stop-shop for shopping the wares of local artists for Mother’s Day, Graduation, Confirmation, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Birthdays, and just because you deserve it! At the Sabes JCC. May 10th.
The Token Jew of My Book Club
Desperate to find a book club where she belongs, TC Jewfolk writer, Nina Badzin, discovers that the chosen people are not her first choice.