The title is apt. Again and again, Rabbi Steinmetz reminds his readers that life continues to go on, and, though changed forever, will eventually find a new equilibrium.

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A group of 35 pro-Palestinian students, faculty members, legal observers, journalists and activists filed a lawsuit against the University of California, Los Angeles, over its handling ...

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USA’s Chief Israel Officer, speaks of the organization’s major projects that are making significant inroads in Israel’s north ...

We are at a point where we are realizing it’s not being used and starting to think about what might be next for it' ...

Artifacts from 1,000 years of Ashkenazi Jewish life including literary transcripts, Herzl's diary, everyday notes and ...

He was raised without a Jewish education and once said his “West Side Story” collaborator Leonard Bernstein had to explain to him how to pronounce the words “Yom Kippur.” (JTA ...

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Julie Kim ,one of Canada’s top stand-up comedians, will hit the stage with her Doing Too Much Tour on Friday evening, March ...

Six New York City yeshivas lose school status, state funding over education standards. Yeshivas in Orange, Rockland counties ...