A New York synagogue banned lox. That's not as crazy as it sounds – The Forward
A Manhattan congregation banned lox, then reversed its decision. But the impulse to offer ethical, sustainable food is correct.
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A Manhattan congregation banned lox, then reversed its decision. But the impulse to offer ethical, sustainable food is correct.
B’nai Jeshurun cited overfishing in no longer serving the Jewish delicacy, but congregants were not pleased.
“We know that for some this is a heretical move,” wrote a synagogue official.