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An entirely new way to see the links between feminism and Judaism: Lilith's Bima (platform) section.
An entirely new way to see the links between feminism and Judaism: Lilith's Bima (platform) section.
"Come, have some cherries," I urge her. "My husband brought them Monday, from the war."
I don’t want your grushneither silver nor goldonly heroin can buy my dreams chasing my shadow in the darkgrowing tan in my long white gowngrowing thin, my hair bleached the... Read more »
"All Jews are responsible for one another"—but how do we define the boundaries between responsibility and guilt?
Parental favoritism, sibling rivalry and revenge—-the stuff of Biblical legends—-in a farm family in modern Israel.
The amateur marriage-brokers don’t know what they’re up against when they plot a match for Ida.
Unexpected consequences when a maturing artist turns from universal to Jewish themes.
In the fallout from the parents’ ruptured marriage, a mother and daughter preparing for Shabbat discover that their relationship too has been altered.
A shtetl girl’s struggle to find self-worth in a family and a tradition that both reject her.
A chapter from a novel-in-progress set mainly during World War II, by the author of Small Changes, Braided Lives and Vida.
Dear LILITH:At the urging of the Attorney-General of Ontario (because he knows we get things done!) B’nai B’rith Women of Canada has undertaken a campaign to raise Canadian awareness re... Read more »