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The Ten Lost Tribes of Israel
The tale of the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel is a captivating chapter in Jewish history, steeped in biblical accounts and Assyrian records. In the late 8th century, three significant deportations, under Tiglath-Pileser III, Shalmaneser V, and Sennacherib, reshaped the...
Maimonides on Teshuvah: A Journey of Repentance and Redemption
In the vast tapestry of Jewish intellectual history, few figures shine as brightly as Moses Maimonides. Born in 1135 in Spain during a time of Almohad persecution, Maimonides' life was marked by a constant search for knowledge, resilience in the face of...
Baked Trout and Potatoes with a Crème Fraiche, Walnut, and Horseradish Sauce
Although onboard our cruises, we only serve fillets of fish. Here is the opportunity to try a delicious fish on the bone. This gives a more intense flavor that fillets. There are many species of trout, and even more populations, that are isolated from each other and...
What Did the Jews of Medieval Carpentras Value?
In the heart of medieval Carpentras, within the sacred walls of the synagogue, Dr. Henry Abramson invites us to reflect on the shared values that bound the Jewish community together across time and space. As we stand in this hallowed space, Dr. Abramson encourages us...
Boer Chicken Pie
Hoenderpastei is a traditional South African recipe also known as: Boer Chicken Pie A recipe that takes into account the Dutch and English traditions plus the indigenous peoples of this huge nation; Ingredients: 1.4kg oven-ready...
What did the Menorah Actually Look Like?
As we delve into the month of Kislev, a time when Jewish communities globally prepare for the celebration of Hanukkah, a question surfaces — what did the menorah in the ancient Temple truly look like? The menorah holds profound symbolism in Jewish culture, evolving...