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There’s a Hebrew word that doesn’t have a direct translation in English. It’s a word that I love and that — forgive me for being hippy-dippy — I think that when used as a life phil...
According to their call, “[t]he European Hebrew Journal (EHJ) invites original scholarly submissions for its inaugural issue and welcomes contributions from university faculty, res...
I got my first pair of Teva sandals well into my 20s. Having grown up in Israel, my parents were enthusiasts of the (unfortunately named for the international market) Nimrod, a bra...
Take part in the lecture by Reed O’mara: “I beg you, print it on a thousand sheets”: Hebrew, Simon of Trent, and New Print Technologies in Fifteenth-Century Germany at Bar Ilan Uni...
The oldest known archaeological find bearing a biblical text is a silver amulet necklace with an inscription of the Priestly Blessing, which comes ... The post A Good Eye appeared...
The month of Sivan begins with the festival of Shavuot, which falls on the sixth day of the month. In ... The post Created Two appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
As we know, the rabbis of the Talmud are deeply familiar with the Hebrew Bible. They cite its verses to ... The post Chullin 59 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
„אַ ייִדישער שילוש‟ (A Jewish Trinity) — אַזוי הייסט דאָס נײַע בוך פֿון אַלאַן בריל, דער ראָש פֿון ייִדיש־קריסטלעכע שטודיעס אינעם סעטאָן־האָל־אוניווערסיטעט (ניו־דזשערזי) און אַ באַ...
Shavuot, originally a celebration of the wheat harvest of the land of Israel, became centered on the revelation at Mount ... The post Deafening Stillness appeared first on My Jewis...
[…] The post Ruth, Naomi, Mara, Maror, Meir and Elisha ben Abuyah appeared first on Jewish Journal.
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