Why do Jews eat Chinese food on Christmas?
American Jews have a long history of breaking out the chopsticks in late December
American Jews have a long history of breaking out the chopsticks in late December
How a wandering Jew ended up at Midnight Mass, and then in the crosshairs of the Israeli border police
One protester carried a sign depicting a blood-spattered swastika intertwined with a Star of David and the words, “The irony of becoming what you once hated"
Students at Peking University translated the subtitles and shared the clip on China’s video platform, Bilibili, attracting 3,000 views after one day.
Some theologians warn that the holiday season risks accentuating perceptions of Jews as Other
Israeli-American Roy Shvartzapel trained under Italy's undisputed panettone master. His From Roy cakes sell for $85.
A study done by two sociologists helps explain how this American Jewish tradition relates to fundamental issues of identity.
Learn why shtetl Jews covered their pots on Christmas Eve and other fascinating traditions related to the holiday
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