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But first, I want to put these prizes in context, beginning with a word about shabbat, shmita’s temporal Jewish sibling. The world needs shabbat right now. We need boundaries. We need rest. We need time when we switch off electronics. We need at least one day that we don’t buy stuff. We need at least one day that we spend with family and friends. After a boundary-less year of covid, our need for some kind of structured shabbat has never been greater. And so, then, to shmita. The word means something like “letting go.” It’s part of the Torah. You could argue that it’s a somewhat o...

Keshira haLev Fife is well known in the Jewish community of her native Pittsburgh, where she conducts Shabbat services and Hebrew school classes. But she’s not your average prayer leader or educator. As a self-described “proud Jewish woman of color,” she said she “sprinkles, sparkles, disrupts expectations and offers blessings in the service of the Divine.” She is a kohenet (Hebrew priestess), part of a small but growing international movement of mostly queer women, including self-defined witches, who emphasize the feminine aspects of “earth-based transformative Jewish ritual.�...

(New York Jewish Week via JTA) — Keshira haLev Fife is well known in the Jewish community of her native Pittsburgh, where she conducts Shabbat services and Hebrew school classes.

Don’t call them ‘fringe’: Innovative Jewish groups seek respect from the mainstream February 18, 2021 12:56 pm Keshira haLev Fife, a kohenet (Hebrew priestess), is the founder and leader of Kesher Pittsburgh, an independent, post-denominational Jewish community. (Courtesy of Fife) Advertisement (New York Jewish Week via JTA) — Keshira haLev Fife is well known in the Jewish community of her native Pittsburgh, where she conducts Shabbat services and Hebrew school classes. But she’s not your average prayer leader or educator. As a self-described “proud Jewi...

Apartments sold and rented Second-hand apartments sold Jerusalem and environs Jerusalem: A 138-sq.m. four-room, second floor apartment with a balcony, elevator and parking on Rachel Imenu St. in Old Katamon was sold for NIS 4.45 million. A 85-sq.m., four-room, third floor apartment with parking on Hamachteret St. in Armon Hanatziv was sold for NIS 1.25 million (RE-MAX - Hazon). Tel Aviv and central region Tel Aviv: A 116-sq.m. five-room, 10th floor apartment with a balcony, storage room, elevator and two parking spaces on Shtulim, St. in TLV Park was sold for NIS 2.8 million (RE-MAX - Ocean)...