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Two women, one wearing a tallit, blow the shofar amid the Capitol rioting, Jan. 6, 2021. (Photo/Lloyd Wolf)
Posted inNews

Why right-wing Christian politicians keep blowing the shofar

by Adam Kovac and Forward September 23, 2022September 23, 2022
Randolph Hall at the College of Charleston, a school which Los Gatos teen Danny Tal decided not to consider attending because of local abortion laws. (Photo/Wikimedia-Lkeadle CC BY-SA 3.0)
Posted inEducation

Abortion laws are becoming a factor in Jewish students’ college choices

by Jordan Greene and Forward September 22, 2022
two photos side by side; both show bearded men in black hats; goldstein, on the left, is much younger.
Posted inCalifornia

Chabad of San Diego fires Poway rabbi who refused oversight

Louis Keene by Louis Keene and Forward September 20, 2022
Pedestrians walk past the Yeshiva Kehilath Yakov School in the South Williamsburg neighborhood in Brooklyn. (Photo/Forward-Getty Images)
Posted inU.S.

How the Jewish establishment helps fund Hasidic yeshivas

Arno Rosenfeld by Arno Rosenfeld and Forward September 16, 2022
Sabra, the Israeli superhero who will make her screen debut in the fourth Captain American movie played by Shira Haas, first appeared in 1980’s “Incredible Hulk” No. 256, “Power in the Promised Land!”
Posted inComics

Meet Sabra, Marvel’s Israeli superhero, soon to be played by Shira Haas

PJ Grisar by PJ Grisar and Forward September 14, 2022September 14, 2022
Women at Auschwitz, May 1944. (Photo/Forward-Yad Vashem Archives-AFP via Getty Images)
Posted inNews

Did Nazis make these Jewish women at Auschwitz infertile?

by Hallie Lieberman and Forward September 14, 2022
a close up of two people's hands clasped together
Posted inOpinion

Roe’s reversal leaves Jewish IVF couples in a legal and emotional crossfire

Elana Frank by Elana Frank and Forward September 12, 2022
While women, pictured here at a Jewish Federations of North America gathering in 2019, have been hired for chief executive roles at many smaller and mid-size federations, they lag far behind men in the top job at major city federations — though Joy Sisisky of the San Francisco-based Jewish Community Federation is a major exception. (Photo/Forward-Courtesy Jewish Federations of North America)
Posted inU.S.

Though the Bay Area is an exception, the largest Jewish federations are run by men

Arno Rosenfeld by Arno Rosenfeld and Forward September 9, 2022September 9, 2022
Palo Alto-born Joc Pederson batting for the San Francisco Giants in 2022. (Photo/JTA-Jim McIsaac-Getty Images)
Posted inSports

The joys of catching a baseball at the Giants’ Jewish heritage night — thrown by a Jewish player

by Jordan Greene and Forward September 6, 2022September 7, 2022
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Posted inCulture

How a Jewish folk song made it into a chart-topping rap banger

by Tani Levitt and Forward September 2, 2022

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