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By Aliza Arzt
The daughter and grandaughter of rabbis, she never thought she would fall in love with someone who wasn't Jewish--but she did.
Date: 06-16-2008
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By Jesse Tisch
Young adults with interfaith backgrounds can increasingly be found working at Jewish organizations—but they still face some subtle obstacles.
Date: 06-17-2008
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By Vicki Streiff
Classist assumptions in the Jewish community can make it tough to educate your children if you're not as well-off as Jewish institutions assume you are.
Date: 06-04-2010
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By Amiram Barkat
Reprinted news article about a poll that found only 43 percent of secular Jews in Israel see intermarriage as a problem.
Date: 07-27-2006
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By Rachel Flynn
Her adoptive father, a lapsed Catholic, participated in raising her as a Jew and converted to Judaism when she was in her twenties.
Date: 08-01-2012
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By Aliza Hausman
A Jew by choice who converted with an Orthodox rabbi reviews a book by a Jew by choice who converted Reform--and finds her story "honorable."
Date: 06-02-2009
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By Robert Wiener
Italian-Americans learned about their Jewish heritage at a conference sponsored by the Italian Cultural Center of Calabria.
Date: 03-27-2009
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By Charlotte Gordon
Her father rejected Judaism, but passed on a family heritage rich in music.
Date: 06-26-2008
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By Akira Ohiso
What looks like a more tolerant position toward interfaith marriage doesn't take the feelings of children of those marriages into account.
Date: 11-02-2009
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By Aaron Passman
They come from interfaith families, from historic communities or from conversion, and these Jews of color are changing the face of the community.
Date: 06-13-2008