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Jlife Buzz- Israel’s Minister Of Tourism Assures Audience that the Safety of Tourists is Israel’s Top Priority Following United Airlines’ Announcement that it will...

    Addressing more than 4,000 attendees at the opening ceremony of the National Religious Broadcasters Christian Media Convention (NRB) in Nashville on...

What Are Jewish Genetic Diseases?

As many as 1 in 3 Ashkenazi Jews are estimated to be carriers for one of about 19 genetic diseases. Jewish genetic diseases are a...

Cooking Jewish- Healthy Choices

Fall in love with vegetables Amanda Cohen, chef/owner of Manhattan’s Dirt Candy – she’d rather call it a vegetable restaurant than a vegetarian restaurant—knew she...

Getting “Back” to Basics

Chiropractor Dr. Staci Addessi Embodies the Spirit of Tikkun Olam in her Chiropractic Practice A new year brings with it the very best intentions to...

A Shul for You-Monmouth Reform Temple

Monmouth Reform Temple, 332 Hance Ave, Tinton Falls Background: According to the synagogue’s official history, posted on its website, “In early 1959, about 29 families...

The History of Purim

There are many theories as to how this holiday developed. According to many modern Bible scholars, the festival of Purim did not have its source...

Someone To Turn To

Funeral homes provide ongoing mental health assistance. “Everyone knows about death, but when it happens to you, it throws everything upside down,” said psychologist Chuck...

Unique Protection

Tzitzit as War Amulet An amulet is defined as “an ornament or small piece of jewelry thought to give protection against evil, danger, or disease.”...

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JLife Extra- April 15, 2024

Fundraising efforts are underway  to bring IDF soldiers traumatized by their military service to Highland Park and Edison as part of the Peace of...

JLife Extra- April 1, 2024

After the Holocaust the American Jewish community debated how to preserve Jewish culture and life as members became affluent, moved to suburbia and integrated...

What It Means to Keep Kosher for Passover

Hametz, kitniyot and the holiday’s dietary restrictions Keeping kosher for Passover means abstaining from hametz, the fermented products of five principal grains: wheat, rye, spelt,...

Where To Find Songs for Your Passover Seder

Online resources for Passover recordings, lyrics, sheet music and more. Singing is traditionally a major part of the Passover seder, and it certainly makes for...

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