November | 2017 | sfhillel

In this beautifully produced music video, Good Jews perform a slow, emotive version of one of the most famous melodies

This post includes the Hebrew, English, and transliterated lyrics to Shalom Aleichem, traditionally sung before Kiddush at the beginning of

This post includes the Hebrew and English translation for “Ribbon Kol Haolamim,” a prayer that is recited or sung after

This poem, meant to be recited by a wife to her husband, was written by Ruth F. Brin as a

The music and lyrics for this modern version of Eishet Chayil were composed by singer/songwriter Juliet Spitzer, who describes herself

This ceremony, meant to be performed before drinking the third cup of wine at the Passover seder, encourages people to

This ceremony was designed to honor the women in our lives and learn from their character traits and contributions. Based

In this personal critique, Lauren Kramer challenges the traditional custom of singing Eishet Chayil to the woman of the house

This short post explains why, according to many traditions, the first stanza of “Shalom Aleichem” addresses the “ministering angels” (“malachei

In this article from Israel National News, Netanel Izak relays the personal story of how he met a Guatemalan Christian on