It’s always been a fucked-up world although, until I picked up cursing from my highschool…
Grape Juice and Challah, Every Friday night, After Hebrew School, A child’s sweet delight. Apples…
Chickpea, sesame, Garlic, lemon; All agree. Cooked and mashed Or balled and fried. Even better,…
Two Tribes, Three Sisters by Charis Nwaozuzu Two lands lost One reclaimed Both called “savages”…
Protestors on the College Green by Lena Renee Anzarut they read history books, ink still…
This poem is a meditation on the modern Jewish experience. Visual design by Charis Nwaozuzu…
“Untitled”by Aiden @jewishandlearning Do you not hear it in your bones?the hollow ringingthe hallowed tonesThe desperate…
Maxim D. Shrayer wrote “Benefactor” to memorialize the passing of his former classmate, Ilia Salita,…
When it rains, the tulips in my mother’s garden sing like angels heralding a Saviour:…
The Struggling of JacobBy Alex Horn Islam is “surrender to God”. Israel is “wrestling with…
Hana Tzipora is a third-generation descendant of a Holocaust survivor. Her grandfather left Germany for…
The family is gathered in the salon: Dad and Mom and Little Brother. The phone…
Skyward spray of wildflowers, delicate fireworks of yellow, white and red almost reaching your knees.…
Alex wrote this poem for the red-headed members of his Jewish family — yesterday, today, and…
The biblical verse referenced is from Shemot (The Book of Exodus). “And God said unto…
On December 17th, 2023, “A Time for War and A Time for Peace” was published…
“Soldier Boy, Home for the Weekend” is the debut work of Jesse Aviv Wolfsthal, a…