Pop Parsha: Mishpatim and Facebook Look-Alikes
Rabbi Jeremy Fine explains how this week’s torah portion, Mishpatim, connects Facebook’s Doppelganger Week to Purim and the famous story of the Golden Calf.
Rabbi Jeremy Fine explains how this week’s torah portion, Mishpatim, connects Facebook’s Doppelganger Week to Purim and the famous story of the Golden Calf.
Is Purim a holiday just for kids with the adults as bystanders? Rabbi Locketz of Bet Shalom says no. Seriously? You’re supposed to drink until you don’t know the difference between Haman & Mordecai!
So one more Jewish holiday has passed in which I’ve suffered, utterly confused, isolated, and bummed.
So one more Jewish holiday has passed in which I’ve suffered, utterly confused, isolated, and bummed.
I’ll say it: hamentashen are not my favorite holiday treat. But, in the name of tradition, I went on a quest to find the best the city has to offer.
Seriously, I need to know. What’s going in your mishloach manot baskets/boxes/bags this year? I need ideas.
Seriously, I need to know. What’s going in your mishloach manot baskets/boxes/bags this year? I need ideas.
Purim is an obvious choice for Jews who need to party. Don’t miss Indie Jews’ party at the 331 Club.
Purim begs the question: What, pray tell, are we teaching our kids with this drinking, eating and dressing up holiday of ours?
The twisted ring looks like Queen Esther’s crown, and the onions and poppy seeds are not only delicious but honor this queen’s bravery and piety. It’s also a wonderfully comforting item to bring to a shiva or a tasty addition to the celebration of a baby.