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Essay Does Place Matter? Yesterday, Rabbi Jill Jacobs wrote about Sukkot and social justice. Her most recent book, Where Justice Dwells: A Hands-On Guide to Doing Social… Jill Jacobs October 12, 2011
Essay Sukkot and Social Justice Rabbi Jill Jacobs is the author of Where Justice Dwells: A Hands-On-Guide for Doing Social Justice in Your Jewish Community (Jewish Lights).My… Jill Jacobs October 11, 2011
Essay Feast of Famine Lauren Shockey is the author of Four Kitchens: My Life Behind the Burner in New York, Hanoi, Tel Aviv, and Paris. She offered thoughts on Yom Kippur and break fast… Lauren Shockey October 10, 2011
Essay Werner Sombart: Portrait of an Anti-Semite Earlier this week, Ned Beauman wrote about Oscar Panizza and Henry Ford. His debut novel, Boxer, Beetle (Bloomsbury), is now… Ned Beauman October 7, 2011
Essay Ford vs. Sapiro On Monday, Ned Beauman wrote about Oscar Panizza. His debut novel, Boxer, Beetle (Bloomsbury), is now available.Henry Ford might be the most… Ned Beauman October 5, 2011
Essay Anti-Semitism of a Complex Kind Ned Beauman is the author of Boxer,Beetle. It was shortlisted for the Guardian First Book Award and the Desmond Elliott Prize upon its initial UK release last year,… Ned Beauman October 3, 2011
