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longskirtclub: I love this picture from Chabad. Hooray for diversity within Judaism shavuah tov!

historical-nonfiction: Alla Nazimova was a Russian-American film actress, who was a huge star duri

ofskfe: Rodeph Shalom Synagogue in PhiladelphiaBuilt in 1927, Rodeph Shalom Synagogue is an outstand

Honey Fist (2018) by Hannah Altman

Pressed into Flesh (2018) by Hannah Altman

There are so many wrong things on this toy, first the arms of Tony Christ should go on the arms of t

This spring, Rabbi Jason Klein was elected to lead the Reconstructionist movement’s rabbinic a

CHECK OUT MY NEWEST MURAL!! The mural, on the alley-side of Bibi’s Bakery & Cafe&n

Parsha Poster #48 – Shoftim: Getting a witness One witness shall not stand against a man for a

Parsha Poster #47 – Re’eh: What’s for dinner These are the beasts that you may eat

Parsha Poster #46 – Ekev: Golden gods Then I saw and behold, you had sinned to the Lord your G

Parsha Poster #44 – Devarim: Look outOn the other side of the Jordan, Moshe began explaining t

Parsha Poster #42 & 43 – Matot & MaseiMatot: The children of Israel took

Parsha Poster #40 – Balak: Beastly wordsAnd the ass saw the angel of God, and she lay down und

Parsha Poster #39 – Chukat: Anger management And God spoke to Moshe, saying: “Take t

Parsha Poster #38 – Korach: Earthly appetitesAnd they assembled themselves together against Mo

Parsha Poster #36 – Beha’alotecha: Cloudy directions And on the day that the Mishkan was

Parsha Poster #35 – Naso: A jealous cocktail Speak to the Israelites and say to them: If any m

Parsha Poster #34 – Bamidbar: Plant your flag The children of Israel shall camp by banner with

Parsha Poster #33 – Bechukotai: Heavenly blessings and curses If you follow in my laws and kee

The Nuremberg Mahzor, according to the Eastern Ashkenazi rite, South Germany, 1331. Scribes: Mattany

Georgian Jew, 1870-1880s. Photographer: Yermakov D.I..The man is wearing clothes traditional for the

Jewish woman’s dress from Ioannina, GreeceFirst half of the 19th century (?)Silk-thread em

The Jewelry of Jewish Brides in Herat, AfghanistanJewish brides in Herat wore gold jewelry in the Pe

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