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Interdating

By Joelle Asaro Berman

We as Jews are such a diverse people… that to deny ourselves the opportunity to date non-Jews is ridiculous.

By Samuel G. Freedman

Their desires for each other and for a polyglot identity as Americans collided with my grandmother's crushing experience of ancient hatreds.

The Ocean between Us By Jake Miller
An inexact equation led to the demise of our relationship; somewhere in there, spiritual disconnect played its part.
	Why I Choose Not to Interdate By Adina Giannelli
For myself, at this point in my life, it is dishonest to be in an interfaith relationship.

Gender History as a Key to Understanding Intermarriage By Keren R. McGinity
For many women, their Jewish identity and commitment became more prominent after and because of their intermarriage.

	From "Exclusionary Indifference" to "Inclusionary Outreach" By Rabbi Carl M. Perkins and Elana Kling Perkins
The Conservative movement does not need to abandon halakhic boundaries in its desire to reach out.
	At Last, Supportive Spouses Are Welcomed in Conservative Synagogues By Ruth Nemzoff
At last, a Conservative rabbi who thinks about intermarried families in a positive light!

The Shepherd's Tale By Sandee Brawarsky
The son of a gentile mother tortured by the Gestapo for her activism and a Jewish Communist father….