Hanukkah

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Tweet Share In 167 BCE, in a small town near Jerusalem, a Greek official ordered an old Jewish priest named Mattathias to sacrifice a pig to the Greek gods. It would set a good example, the official said, and he promised Mattathias a handsome reward if he complied. The old priest defiantly refused, but while he was upbraiding the official a Hellenized Jew approached the altar and began preparing to offer the sacrifice. Mattathias, filled with a blazing anger and indignation, grabbed a sword...Read Full Story

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( source ) Hanukkah celebrations kick off tomorrow evening at sundown (December 20th), which means it’s time to dust of your menorah and prepare yourself for some delicious Sufganiyot and Latkes. And of course – let’s not forget about the Dreidel spinning and quality family time spent together for the duration of the 8 days in the Jewish Festival of Lights. For those who aren’t sure about the origin of Hanukkah, the Huffington Post recently posted a fantastic overview on the “Dates...Read Full Story

Each winter the "December Dilemma" becomes a hot topic. This month, it seems like it's hotter than ever with every rabbi, Jewish educator, social worker, intermarried parent, grandparent of interfaith grandchildren, and children of intermarried parents writing about the subject. Perhaps the topic isn't any more popular this year than in years past, but just about anyone who wants to publish their opinion on the subject can now do so thanks to the openness of the Web. Jordana Horn took the...Read Full Story