A Prairie College Passover
Keeping Passover while in a college can be a struggle, especially in a small town, but that is not the case for the Jewish students of Carleton College.
MacGyvering a Mensch: Stereotyping Your Friends Edition
We all have THAT friend. But sometimes that’s not such a bad thing.
Kvelling About Jewish Mothers On Screen
Have you ever felt like your mother is exactly like one on TV or movies? Here’s a look at some of the best Jewish mother characters in film.
Afikomen Mambo: A Passover Book Your Kid Will Love
Rabbi Joe Black’s Afikomen Mambo… now as beloved to her as jumping in puddles and blowing bubbles in the bath!
My Two Cents On Allowance
David Palay is single, without kids. But he has thoughts on giving allowance and how a Jewish perspective can teach fiscal responsibility. Do you agree with him?
The Bitter Pill: Or Conversations with Hashem About Terror in Israel
AISH Rabbi Da-vid ponders how God wants us to respond to terror in Israel.
"You, Zionist" UofM Event Tackles the Z-Word
Ctr for Holocaust & Genocide Studies to host lecture at St. Paul JCC on uses & misuses of the “Z-Word” in today’s political discourse.
“You, Zionist” UofM Event Tackles the Z-Word
Ctr for Holocaust & Genocide Studies to host lecture at St. Paul JCC on uses & misuses of the “Z-Word” in today’s political discourse.
Looking at Itamar: Slaughter of a Young Family
If good is to triumph, we must be committed to it. AISH MN Rabbi Da-vid Rosenthal asks, “What values are you willing to die for?”
Romeo and Juliet in Yiddish: An Interview with the Filmmaker
The Minneapolis Jewish Film Festival’s Miryam Kabakov sits down with Eve Annenberg, whose film “Romeo and Juliet in Yiddish” will be shown at the upcoming festival.