Yesterday afternoon Barack Obama was still a one-term President, our TVs were still plastered with attack ads, and we were nearing the end of the longest, most costly election in American history.
As a rabbi I preach about compromise, about walking a path where we are happy with our portion in life. As a hockey fan I have one message for NHL commissioner Gary Bettman: Let them play!
Big party to plan? Don’t fret. Come to the Sabes JCC’s Celebration and Gift Showcase THIS SUNDAY to put all of the pieces of your party planning puzzle together.
Even after the Shoah, Jews chose to settle in Germany. Who were these Jews, now numbering nearly 200,000, and why did they decide to remain in a country that had been hostile to their very existence only a few years earlier? Professor Jay Geller tries to answer that question.
Storytelling has a long tradition in Judaism. The artwork of Susan Weinberg continues the storytelling tradition by sharing stories of Holocaust survivors in danger of being lost to history.
Kick off a year of life changing work with the Minneapolis Jewish Federation’s Young Leadership. Come ready to drink, dance, and relive your high school glory days!
Steve Lear, founder of Affiance Coaching, a recent TC Jewfolk partner, shares his philosophy on money, life, and reaching your potential.
The word Zionism is wrought with controversy. But is it a relevant term in the 21st century? And what does the answer say about the state of Jews and the Jewish state?
The infuriating spectacle of Iranian President Ahmadinejad addressing the UN rematerialized this week – on Yom Kippur. As ever, he pontificated with hatred and spectacular lies.
Fasting is an incredibly powerful tool for seeing deeper within ourselves and the world around us. Enter: Yom Kippur. A reflective article for the Highest of Holydays by Rabbi Avi Olitzky.