Nefesh B’Nefesh Reports Most Applications Since Founding
By Marcy Oster
JERUSALEM — Nefesh B’Nefesh, an organization that helps North Americans immigrate to Israel, said it has received the highest number of applications...
Summer Camp Tradition Gets Reinvented
In 2017, Moishe House started Camp Nai Nai Nai, an abbreviated re-creation of overnight camp for Jewish 20- and 30-somethings. The four-day sessions sell...
Tribe 12 Fellows Pitch New Businesses
Thirteen Jewish entrepreneurs pitched their businesses to loved ones and fellow professionals over Zoom during Tribe 12’s 10th annual Fellowship Launch on May 12.
“Part...
The Ring’s the Thing: Do’s and Don’ts of Engagement Rings
John Anthony Jr. sees it happen all the time: Someone walks into his shop asking to see Gemological Institute of America-appraised diamond engagement rings.
Small...
Jewish Dating in the Time of COVID-19
Philadelphia-based SawYouAtSinai matchmaker Lori Salkin was shocked by how busy she’s been in the weeks leading up to Passover.
“My phone is exploding,” she said....
Philly Faces: And the Oscar (Prediction) Goes to … Ben Zauzmer
There’s much fun to be had in arguing about who should win an Academy Award. “Joker” or “Little Women” for Best Picture? Quentin Tarantino...
Philly Faces: Jared Fenton Wants to Facilitate Honest Conversations
Jared Fenton, 24, is the type of person who, unprompted, praises his parents at length for the example that they set for him when...
Christmas Eve 2019: MatzoBall, The Chevra Offer a Night Out
Thirty-four years ago, Andrew Rudnick convinced a bar owner to keep his taps open just a little while longer so that he and his...
Philly Faces: Meet the Next Dr. Ruth
The Forward described her as “a kind of next-gen Dr. Ruth” while the Philadelphia Gay News called her “the sex educator you wish you...
Tribe 12 Ups Programming, Debuts Podcast
Tribe 12, a nonprofit geared toward Jewish professionals in their 20s and 30s throughout Greater Philadelphia, is known for its happy hours and large...