Judaism has an ethos that often blends elation and grief. Both symbolically and practically. At the height of each joyful occasion there is a tinge
Dear West Australian newspaper Your unattributed article about the Bibas family funeral in today’s paper contained important terminology errors and lacked the full context of
Being proud of my identity, and not ashamed of what I stand for, I wear a kipah (skullcap) in public and have done so in
On the first day of term, after each summer break, it was inevitable that our school year would begin with the task of writing an
The Jewish calendar is full of emotion and rhythm. It combines the constancy of the solar calendar (which determines the Sabbath) with the variability of
As Australian’s go about their day to day lives, an unsurpassed quality of life full of beaches, sport and beer, life for many Australian’s Jews
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If you are WAAPA graduate in Perth, chances are that your next stop is the Blue Room Theatre. “The Blue Room Theatre has been the
It is quite possible for the mind to be overstimulated by a wave of activity and emotion. I am fortunate to be part of a
I received notification about a program called Painless Pesach which starts on March 3: “Take part in an easy, 36 day plan to help YOU
Over the past few weeks a number of items have reached my news feeds which are mostly very serious, but seemingly incredulous events that show