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Breaking (unleavened) bread: ‘Lost Supper’ imagines Heschel-King Passover seder that never happened

American history is sprinkled with “what if’s,” many of them involving famous men whose premature deaths left historians wondering how history might have changed if they had lived. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. comes to mind. In the case of … Read More >

Op-Ed: What Selma Means to the Jews

HANOVER, NH, January 18, 2015 (JTA) – The 50th anniversary of the 1965 march at Selma is being commemorated this year with the release of the film “Selma.” Regrettably, the film represents the march as many see it today, only … Read More >

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Breaking (unleavened) bread: ‘Lost Supper’ imagines Heschel-King Passover seder that never happened

Op-Ed: What Selma Means to the Jews

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