By Rabbi Rachel Essernan
Deciding whether a novel qualifies as a thriller or a mystery isn’t always easy. A novel that features police officers or private detectives usually falls into the mystery, who-dun-it category. Other popular mysteries feature amateur detectives who manage to cleve…
By Rabbi Rachel Esserman
Rudyard Kipling’s short story “The Man Who Would Be King” told the tale of two British adventurers in India who managed to become kings in a remote part of Afghanistan, although later events left one dead and the other impoverished and, perhaps, mad. Adam Rovn…
By Reporter staff
A variety of Jewish groups are offering educational and recreational online resources. Below is a sampling of those. The Reporter will publish additional listings as they become available.
Roundtable will hold the three-part virtual course “How Kabbalah Reimagines God…
By Rabbi Rachel Esserman
I was going to call this column “Weird foods,” but that title didn’t completely fit. I also thought about using “Bizarre foods,” but that’s already been taken and also didn’t seem accurate. What provoked this column was seeing two articles on a Jewish …
By Rabbi Rachel Esserman
Tamir Goodman will be the featured speaker at the Jewish Federation of Greater Binghamton’s pre-Campaign dessert reception on Sunday, August 17, at 7 pm. For more information about the event, see Federation’s pre-Campaign event on Aug. 17 to feature Tamir Goodma…
