Passport to Peoplehood: Israel

Alejandra Molina, Religion News Service, 10/18/2019

Corinne Mosh celebrated the first night of the Jewish holiday of Sukkot like never before.

Rabbi Juan Mejía, Be'chol Lashon, 10/18/2019

Each of the global communities of the ever-growing Jewish people is an equal and yet unique manifestation of a people and its values.

Julian Voloj, Jewish&, 10/10/2019

Sharing the diversity of my Jewish life with my grandparents.

Ruth Abusch-Magder, Jewish&, 10/07/2019

Jews of many backgrounds share the ushpizin they would invite this Sukkot.

Emily Burack, Alma, 04/23/2019

Eden Derso is amazing. Seriously. The 21-year-old Ethiopian-Israeli rapper recently broke through with a profile in American Vogue, and since then, we haven’t been able to stop listening to her music.

Liana Satenstein, Vogue, 04/02/2019

Over the past year, Dersso has become a sensation in the city’s small but growing rap scene, yet she has spent her whole life preparing for this meteoric rise.

Julia Hernandez Nierenberg, Jewish&, 10/02/2017

Bringing together my Mexican and Jewish heritages.

Rabbi Isaiah Rothstein, Jewish&, 09/28/2017

What does it mean to envision a truly inclusive and holy community?

Marissa Stern, Jewish Exponent, 09/13/2017

As Sukkot draws nearer, synagogues are starting to advertise sets of lulavs and etrogs for the holiday.

Ruth Abusch-Magder, Jewish&, 10/13/2016

At Sukkot the custom of Ushpizin, offers us a chance, to be as welcoming and as inclusive as we would like to be.

Natasha Cooper- Bensity, Jewish&, 10/07/2014

Sukkot appears to be one holiday in which the Moroccan and Ashkenazic customs and rituals are fairly similar.

Ruth Abusch-Magder, Jewish&, 10/05/2014

I’ve been blessed over the years to have many temporary Jewish spaces that capture the expansive, inclusive, joyful feeling that Sukkot is meant to inspire but one that has gained particular meaning for me in the last few years is the Be’chol Lashon Family Camp.

Philologos, Forward, 09/14/2013

“You shall keep the feast of ingathering at the end of the year, when you gather in from the field the fruit of your labor.”