Remembering History (1999)
April 15, 1999 Today's Golden Oldie from 1999 makes a prediction about 2012. So how'd I do? The little girl is now old enough to...
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Reclaiming Our History
Antisemitism infects society with beliefs that define Jews as demonic, powerful, and a threat to the world. The currently accepted and fal...
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
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Simplicity
Today's cartoon is based on the story of the sage Hillel . A non-Jew, so the story goes, came to the home of Hillel and asked the great ...
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