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To dip or not to dip? The Shakespeare Haggadah

IT worker from New Jersey has written a Bard's version of the text we read every Pesach... with a little technical help

By Gaby Wine

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To dip or not to dip? The Shakespeare Haggadah
Stop Look Listen book review: The spiritual beauty of Shabbat

Stop Look Listen book review: The spiritual beauty of Shabbat

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The genius of Jonathan Sacks

The genius of Jonathan Sacks

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Hidden for centuries, the Bible that changes everything

Hidden for centuries, the Bible that changes everything

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Man walking on ground full of math formulas . Education and problem solving concept . This is a 3d render illustration .

How monotheism prompted the quest for scientific discovery

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The revenge of Joseph on his brothers

The revenge of Joseph on his brothers

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Participants pose with rainbow handfans during the first Tel Aviv pride event since before the Covid-19 pandemic on June 25, 2021 even as officials urged marchers to wear masks amid a surge in infections. - Organisers called it the "largest parade of its kind held worldwide since the outbreak of Covid-19. "The last Tel Aviv Pride in 2019 drew a quarter of a million revellers, who danced on colourful floats under rainbow banners in the beachside city. This year's celebration will be more subdued as Israel remains largely closed to tourists due to the coronavirus. (Photo by JACK GUEZ / AFP) (Photo by JACK GUEZ/AFP via Getty Images)

Meet the activist who wants Jews to be proud

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