Jewish Affairs

Free to Choose

Free to Choose

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(Author: Charlotte Cohen, Vol. 65 #1, Pesach 2010)   Each Jewish festival seems to give expression to a particular aspect of human experience. As Rosh Hashanah deals with renewal and rebirth, and Yom Kippur with remorse and remission, so the underlying message of Passover is one

The Alleppo Codex

The Alleppo Codex

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(Author: Simon Berg, Vol. 65 #1, Pesach 2010)     One of the most significant outcomes of Dead Sea Scrolls research over a period of approximately forty years was that many of the biblical scrolls that were found differed in content, length and wording from

Radical Engagements

Radical Engagements

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(Reviewer: David Saks, Vol. 65 #1, Pesach 2010)    The young Lorna Borkum, only child of a middle class, liberal-leaning Johannesburg Jewish couple, grew up with a keen sense of the injustices that were being inflicted on black South Africans. As a university student in

Leo Zeitlin: Chamber Music

Leo Zeitlin: Chamber Music

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(Reviewer: Estelle Sher, Vol. 65 #1, Pesach 2010)   Leo Zeitlin – Chamber Music is an informative, fascinating and superbly detailed study of Leo Zeitlin (1884-1930), a superbly talented composer, arranger, violinist, violist, conductor, impresario and teacher. It not only gives us the story of