The Anti-Defamation League has condemned the fashion retailer over a yellow shirt with what appears to be a six-pointed star.
It might not be a High Holy Day, but Purim is certainly one of the most joyful holidays on the Jewish calendar.
Hanukkah lacks the restrictions of holidays like Passover and Yom Kippur. That, combined with secular culture in the U.S., has made it so popular
This week, a woman was told to give up her seat in the front of a Brooklyn bus. The front was reserved for men, riders said. Her place was in the back with the other women.
A student at York University in Toronto accused her professor of making an anti-Semitic statement during class. Pretty commendable to stand up against that, right? Except that the professor wasn’t being anti-Semitic.
Wednesday’s links talk little kids, little pet peeves and characters with little screen time.
Thought to be a reincarnation of a secular lawyer, the ultra-Orthodox judges are calling for the dog to be put to death.
Passover begins Tuesday. In preparation, check out some little-known facts about the Jewish festival holiday. (via TIME.com)
Some scholars say early versions of the Bible featured Asherah, a powerful fertility goddess who may have been God’s wife.
The revelry begins at sundown when Jews celebrate their people’s victory over Haman by noshing on a resemblance of him.
