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Jewish Scene Breaking down the separation wall The summer holiday is already upon us, but some 120 families in the community of Shoham are already working ardently to have the new school they have set up ready for ... Full story Liat Rotem Melamed Ashkenazi liturgy album marks return to childhood Veteran singer and performer Sassi Keshet released an album of liturgy and cantillation this week, which for him marks a return to his childhood and the Jewish songs his ... Full story Or Barnea   6,500 Chabad women gather in Tel Aviv Some 6,500 women members of the Chabad organization, young and old, gathered at the Nokia Stadium in Tel Aviv Thursday evening for a unique conference that included joint ... Full story Tzofia Hirschfeld Puppets with kippahs The national religious public is in constant tension with the secular population on one hand, and the haredi population on the other. It is even often defined as ... Full story Yoav Friedman Hotels sign modesty code to attract haredi guests The television will be closed in the closet, internet connections will be offered only to married couples, and there will be an option to separate the beds. These are ... Full story Kobi Nahshoni Organic is the true kosher The issue of Jewish nutrition takes up quite a bit of space in the volumes of Halacha. In actuality, we received a rigorous, thorough, and strict gastronomic guide at ... Full story Tzofia Hirschfeld Young Jewish leaders gather for global summit From June 28th-July 2nd Jewish leaders from 29 countries will meet in Ramat Gan for the fourth annual ROI Global Summit for Young Jewish Innovators. The event is being ... Full story Josh Lichtenstein Messianic Jew's kashrut certificate revoked A Messianic Jew who owns two bakery shops recently petitioned the Supreme Court against the Chief Rabbinate and two local rabbinates, which she claimed revoked her ... Full story Aviad Glickman A new high tech edge to Poland's Jewish heritage The Holocaust nearly obliterated a millennium of Jewish life in Poland but a new website aims to bring it back in cyberspace by piecing together scraps of memories on ... Full story AFP Poland gets openly gay rabbi When Rabbi Aaron Katz walks the streets of Warsaw's former Jewish quarter, scenes of that lost world fill his imagination: Families headed to synagogue, women in their ... Full story Associated Press 1st 'Museum of Jewish people' to open in Tel Aviv The world’s first museum to tell the story of the Jewish People will open to local and international visitors in Tel Aviv in 2012. The $25 million project was announced ... Full story Ynetnews Fraternity life comes to Israel Until recently, the North American notion of a fraternity was completely foreign to most Israelis, who at best thought of it as the wild social club portrayed in American ... Full story Stacey Maltin Gay parade doesn't bother God Today I was studying Torah with my study partner, who is a God-fearing scholar, and at some point the issue of the coming Gay Pride Parade in Jerusalem came up. He ... Full story Amit Levy How I got over being gay The sexual attraction to men was in me from a young age, but I managed to suppress it during my first years. I explained to myself it was okay. Even the fact that I ... Full story Yochai Relics of old Afghanistan reveal Jewish past Behind a parade of old mud brick shops, through narrow winding alleys, a tiny door opens onto a sundrenched courtyard, where school children giggle and play alongside the ... Full story Reuters Jewish Scene

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