For $29.99, Oh! Nuts sells a kosher, pareve “Dubai chocolate bar,” a “luxurious confection that blends rich tradition with modern indulgence.” Two North Miami Beach sellers, …
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By Anna Rahmanan, JNS
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3/19/25
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The Long Beach Fire Department helped ignite the ruach at BACH Jewish Center’s Purim celebrations by participating in the shul’s annual Megillah reading and community Purim party.
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3/19/25
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Discussing a topic like alcoholism is not something many people would bring up in conversation. If bringing it up, one would need to be sensitive.
I would like to thank Jane Lee for words of …
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By Nechama Bluth, The Jewish Star
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3/12/25
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A rare 17th-century Esther Scroll, created in Ferrara, Italy, is returning to the city as part of a new exhibition at the National Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah.
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By Joshua Marks, JNS
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3/12/25
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Three rare archival photos documenting Purim celebrations in the Land of Israel during the 1920s have been unveiled from the Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael-Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) photo archive. They …
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3/12/25
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I know it is not even Purim yet, but, as I get a bit older, I find that the sooner I begin to plan, the better and more smoothly things will run. So I am already starting to reduce the chametz …
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By Joni Schockett
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3/5/25
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As the raucous festival of Purim approaches, editors of Jewish news outlets are gearing up to produce articles rife with satire, inside jokes and quotes from fictitious, suspiciously named
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By Sarah Ogince, JNS
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3/5/25
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As we have done for decades, my husband and I will celebrate Purim with a sumptuous meal and copious amounts of good drink. It’ll be nothing compared to the 180-day banquet that Queen Esther is …
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By Jan Lee
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3/5/25
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Parker Jewish Institute joined local fire departments for a light show and Times-Square-style ball drop on December 31, helping residents, patients and family members welcome the new year.
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1/15/25
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W hile the date Chanukah begins varies on the solar Gregorian calendar, it always starts on the the 25th of Kislev. When it falls as late as it does this year — not beginning until Wednesday …
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By Ethel G. Hofman
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12/18/24
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