The Madwoman in the Rabbi's Attic: Rereading the Women of the Talmud by Gila FineWinner of the 74th National Jewish Book Award and the 2024 Rabbi Sacks Book Prize Women in the Talmud are generally marginal and almost always anonymous the daughters, sisters, and wives of prominent rabbis. The Madwoman in the Rabbi's Attic explores the stories of the exceptions, the six named heroines of the Talmud: Yalta the shrew, Homa the femme fatale, Marta the prima donna, Heruta the madonna whore, Beruria the overreacherix, and Ima Shalom the

Wild strawberries are believed to have grown in the region since Neolithic times and served as food for early Slavs

Now children can shake a lulav and etrog without any fear of breaking or dropping it

A portal into the perseverance of Jewish culture in the face of attempts to destroy it

Orchard of Delights

With a powerful script by Agnieszka Holland (Europa Europa)

reflexiones anécdotas y experiencias de cómo yo -un joven profesional del siglo XXI que no creía en la existencia de Di-s y de un Mensaje Divino- cambié radicalmente mi percepción y modo de pensar en temas tan trascendentales de la vida

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Hashem's hashgachah pratis

Siddur Tefillot Limei Hashanah – Nusach HaArizal – Shai LaMora

to pray and ask her to intercede on their behalf

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