The Black Widow: Forever Red YA Book By Margaret Stohl Is Now Available For Pre-order! Get It Here.

ketubah-handscribbed and hand painted on parchment -watercolor and cristals

Synagoga and Ecclesia in Our Time – Joshua Koffman

MARC CHAGALL - To My Betrothed (1911)

Gouache and oil on paper. 61 x 44.5 cm

Farkash Gallery, Vintage Israel poster, Old Jaffa, Israel

Tahitian Pastorals

Paul Gauguin, 1893

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Mrs. Sarah Netanyahu receiving the four species  from Chabad Rabbis at the Prime Minister’s Sukkah.

Also seen in the photograph the Chief Rabbis of Israel.  

Charming Baker • “Intelligence is No Match for Adaptability,” 2008 • The House Sale • Aug 19 — Sep 01

“Unrolling the Torah”, oil painting by Mané-Katz, from 1938

Fiddler on the roof - 1968 by Baruch Elron

Alex Levin, Art Levin Studio

It’s Sukkot time by Oliver Hammond Via Flickr: Time for a break from the parade of destruction. If you’re Jewish, Sukkot means that you’re supposed to take your meals and play host to visitors inside a small outdoors hut. In Minnesota in late Sept/Oct, that can be a bitch. Coindidentally, this year Ramadan overlaps with the Yamim Noraim, which Sukkot is part of. During Ramadan, Muslims abstain from eating or drinking or generally doing anything enjoyable between sunrise and sunset. Fortunately, Autumn daylight in Minnesota is fairly short-lived.