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New Jew Seeks a Home for the Holidays

By atedesco | 6 Comments

Being a new Jew, independent of an observant family or significant other, can make holiday celebrations difficult. This is especially true as a college student. I’m a hundred miles from home–a place that’s already showing signs of impending Christmas decorations. So this Rosh Hashanah, just like the last, I’m left in New York City, scrambling […]

Yada, Yada, Yada

By Carly Silver | 4 Comments

“Anyway, I wanted to talk to you about Dr. Whatley. I have a suspicion that he’s converted to Judaism purely for the jokes!” exclaimed an outraged Jerry Seinfeld in a famous episode of his sitcom. In that scene, he bristles at the idea that his dentist, a converted Jew, makes Jewish jokes so freely. A […]

Book Review: Rabbi Marc Angel’s “The Search Committee”

By Elle Mikulincer-Weiss | 1 Comment

The Fight for the Future of Orthodoxy

Yiddish Is Dead, Long Live Yiddish

By Josh Spiro | 6 Comments

A revival of the “mame loshen” hits the US

Are We Back To This Again?

By sgreen | 2 Comments

Every time I sit down with my friend ‘Megan’ (not her real name), we have the same conversation, which consists of comparing our respective “ethnicities” and discussing how we view our particular cultural grouping in America and its effect on our respective world-views. She’s a leader of a campus Asian-American group and takes very seriously […]

Ode to the Egged Bus Driver

By bzalcman | 2 Comments

Let me start off by saying that I’m 22 years old and I’m scared to cross the street. I know this confession may strike some as the psychological aftermath of some tragic incident of my childhood. However, let me assure you it’s not. The reason is far simpler than that- Israelis are crazy drivers. There […]

The Rabbi in Where??

By Carly Silver | Comments Off on The Rabbi in Where??

New Voices’s Humor Column

Making the Diaspora Bloom

By Toni Hellmann | 2 Comments

Jews energize environmentalism outside of Israel

Turki al-Faisal, you got it all wrong.

By rebeccablady | 2 Comments

This op-ed from the New York Times made me angry. Essentially, Turki al-Faisal insists in his article, titled “Land First, Then Peace,” that the only route toward peace is pre-1967 borders. Land first, peace later. Well, dear Saudi Arabian prince, with that mindset, we’ll surely make some progress now that we know where you stand […]

You and J Street U

By Ben Sales | 5 Comments

These are heady times for the progressive Zionist student: over a year ago J Street launched, almost eight months ago Obama took office and today marks the beginning of J Street U, the collegiate arm of the progressive, pro-Israel, pro-peace lobby. J Street’s taking an active and direct role on  campuses should mark a sea […]

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