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"The day you left was the Ninth of Av, / a day of grief, the Temple destroyed."

The day you left was the Ninth of Av, / a day of grief, the Temple destroyed.
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From Soon By You to YidLife Crisis, here are the best Jewish web series available today:

As the medium matured—and the number of web series grew—a subgenre of Jewish web series appeared, which now includes a mix of serial storytelling, comedy and documentary. Here are some of our favorite Jewish web series available today.
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"Judaism taught that time has a positive direction. The world is moving from its present state of conflict, suffering and war toward an ultimate redemption."

INDEPENDENT: Time is an invitation. Both words share the same root: z’mahn. It is written: “The life of man is like a breath exhaling; his days are like a passing shadow” (Psalms 144:4).
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"The group leaves little to the imagination in an outrageous yet heartfelt performance that explores the tragic history of the LGBTQ community in light of the current political environment."

The Kinsey Sicks, a dynamite Dragapella Beautyshop Quartet, explode on Theater J’s stage for a limited run of their new politically charged show Things You Shouldn’t Say, saying and singing anything they damn well please.
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"I think Israel has all the merits of being a progressive cause in American politics," says Dani Dayan.

Dani Dayan has an unusual background for an Israeli diplomat. The Argentinian-born secular Israeli and successful tech entrepreneur was Israel’s chief advocate for the settlers from 2007 to 2013 as chairman of the Yesha Council, the umbrella organization of municipal councils of Jewish settlements i...
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The total population of Malta is 430,000, including about 150 Jews, most of whom live on the main island and make up one of the smallest active Jewish communities in the Mediterranean.

The total population of Malta is 430,000, including about 150 Jews, most of whom live on the main island and make up one of the smallest active Jewish communities in the Mediterranean.
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Like the other passengers, Waguih Ghali walked into Lod airport—and stopped at the passport control counter. “You mean,” the clerk said, double checking that he had heard correctly, “that you are Egyptian?”

Among those disembarking the Scandanavian Airlines flight on July 23 1967 in Tel Aviv, was a thin, bearded man in his 30s named Waguih Ghali. Like the other passengers, he walked into Lod airport—and stopped at the passport control counter. “You mean,” the clerk said, double checking that he had hea...
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For generations in America and Europe, wooden barrels were where the magic happened: the lacto-fermentation of cucumbers.

Blond and rather slender for its type, a pickle barrel stands by the takeout counter of the famous Washington, DC delicatessen Wagshal’s. Lined with plastic, it may satisfy a certain nostalgia but amounts to no more than a storage unit on the bulk-bin grocery aisle—a pale iteration of the big-bellie...
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How does one create innovative Jewish cooking in a fluctuating food world?

Sitting in a tiled restaurant in Dupont Circle with a glass bowl of pickles and rhubarb, it’s daunting to imagine the future of the Jewish deli.
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"How ready is [President Donald Trump] to accept the limits of his ability to broker a real peace?"

But can President Trump and his special Middle East envoys accept anything less?
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"Rabbis were telling me that if I have a gift like that, I shouldn’t sit on it. But I felt that rap was going to lead me away from my spirituality."

Moment speaks with Nissim about music, religion and the way they overlap.
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Much like the amorphous clay from which it is usually formed, the golem is a highly mutable metaphor with seemingly limitless symbolism.

It can be victim or villain, Jew or non-Jew, man or woman—or sometimes both. Over the centuries it has been used to connote war, community, isolation, hope and despair.
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In 2015, Dorit Rabinyan's novel All the Rivers—which depicts a romance between a Palestinian man and an Israeli woman—was pulled from Israel's curriculum.

"My initial response was to laugh," Rabinyan says. "The idea that a novel could be politically threatening in this way was like something from Kafka, not 21st-century Israel."

"I felt bewildered that my private and personal novel had suddenly become a symbol of freedom of speech and expression under fire in Israel."
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"Still Sabil Abu Nabbut sits, its pipes dry, its windows and tombs walled up, a forgotten anachronism in an industrial no-man’s-land."

It is an especially potent example of the palimpsest that is Israel.
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"Jews practically invented time, or at least its significance and meaning."

From creation until the end of days, Jews have been and will forever be fixated on time.
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"Today, the notion of a nation-state is becoming unfashionable. But Israel is a nation-state for all the right reasons," says Dani Dayan.

Dani Dayan has an unusual background for an Israeli diplomat. The Argentinian-born secular Israeli and successful tech entrepreneur was Israel’s chief advocate for the settlers from 2007 to 2013 as chairman of the Yesha Council, the umbrella organization of municipal councils of Jewish settlements i...
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