Articles from the August 30, 2013 edition
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Lost in translation
Back when I was growing up, the modern State of Israel was the center of the Jewish universe. It was at the core of being Jewish, tucked inside the greater American-Jewish identity. There were no contradictions. Jews were solid U.S. citizens,... Full story
Manischewitz introduces free Recipe & Holiday Guide app
NEWARK, NJ—The Manischewitz Company, leader and innovator in Kosher foods, announces the beta version debut of their free Kosher Recipe App now available for download on all Apple and Android devices. The Manischewitz Recipe & Holiday Guide app m... Full story
Year In Review 5773
September Scott Richman appointed president of the Roth Jewish Community Center of Greater Orlando. Or Hadash announced new board-Dara Blonde, president; Eric Sandigo, vice president of marketing and... Full story
Traditional and modern tastes have a place at New Year's tables
NEW YORK (JTA)—Nearly 30 years ago, when my first cookbook was published, I wrote that kosher cooking wasn’t just about traditional recipes like gefilte fish and chopped liver, that you could make gou... Full story
Fighting over Jewish pluralism
NEW YORK (JTA)—In 5773, the religious wars just would not go away. In Israel, elections that extended Benjamin Netanyahu’s tenure as prime minister delivered big wins to two anti-O... Full story
Synagogue Service Schedule
The following synagogues provided information about their High Holiday services to the Heritage by press time. For information about services at other local synagogues, contact the individual congregations. Most synagogues require tickets for... Full story
JTA Year In Review
NEW YORK (JTA)—From wars and elections to scandals and triumphs, JTA takes a look back at the highlights of the Jewish year 5773. September 2012 Islamists throw a homemade grenade into a Jewish s... Full story
Weekly roundup of world briefs from JTA
Temporary Western Wall prayer site comes with mixed gov’t messages JERUSALEM (JTA)—A temporary platform for non-Orthodox prayer was built at Robinson’s Arch adjacent to the Western Wall plaza, Israeli government minister Naftali Bennett said. Accor... Full story
For the New Year, children's books opening new worlds
BOSTON (JTA)—Shofars, apples and honey, make room for pomegranates, couscous and pumpkins. The new crop of children’s books for the High Holidays opens a world beyond the beloved traditional sym... Full story
Recalling the Rosh Hashanah 1943 Holocaust escape of Danish Jews
As the final minutes of Rosh Hashanah ticked away, 13-year-old Leo Goldberger was hiding, along with his parents and three brothers, in the thick brush along the shore of Dragor, a small fishing village south of Copenhagen. The year was 1943, and... Full story
