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Why Learn Pirkei Avot From Passover and On?
Many communities study Pirkei Avot each week throughout the summer, all the way up until Rosh Hashanah.
By Yehuda Shurpin
What Does the Jewish Name Shoshanah Mean?
Shoshanah is a popular Jewish girl’s name whose meaning is a Biblical flower.
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11 Facts About Kurdish Jews
Kurdistan is often in the news, as the region is a battleground between several countries. But did you know that the region was home to a thriving Jewish community?
By Yehuda Altein
Take the Pirkei Avot Quiz
Do you know what "Pirkei Avot" means?
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