We picked a radical. ordsprog

We picked a radical. Someone not typically considered, someone who has never been honored by the UJA for any Jewish function. It's out of left field, and that allows us a lot of room to grow. At the same ceremony we will also be honoring Debbie Friedman; ours is a very wide definition of Jewish music.

Jewish music has come an extremely long way since Bob Zimmerman changed his name to Dylan. Now you have Madonna adopting Jewish culture and making it pop, showing the Hebrew aleph on a backdrop in her concerts. It's an interesting phenomenon, and the festival is a bit of a manifestation that Jewish music is becoming a genre of sorts.

The Jewish community is no longer monolithic. While it's fair to say Jews (traditionally) have voted Liberal, there have been some changes in voting patterns. There were Jewish Conservatives that ran in this election, and I think the Conservative party demonstrated it has significant understanding of Jewish issues and Jewish concerns.

It was a time when Israel was in a mood of looking down at everything that was Jewish, especially what was considered Jewish weakness.

Other people have done jazz with Jewish themes, and other people have done Jewish scales and modes using materials that characterize the sound of Jewish music. I don't think many people have used the liturgy with a jazz band.

In a society where more and more Jews are becoming more and more alienated, we have to find more and innovative ways to connect. Jewish kids aren't as involved in Jewish youth groups today because they have a lot of non-Jewish friends, and they would like to spend time with them. Most Jewish youth groups bar non-Jews from attending. By allowing non-Jews to come, we are opening our arms to the Jewish kids.

People who are not Jewish and are attracted to Judaism should know that it's tough being Jewish. There are commandments in the Jewish faith that non-Jews simply don't have to observe.

Rabbi Neal Katz

We want to provide an open, modern, contemporary Jewish centre in Hackney which will encourage and enthuse younger Jewish families to join the community and use the wide-ranging facilities that will be available.

I have something against the expression 'Jewish Music'. I can't detect anything Jewish about the 12 notes.

The more Jewish interaction in high school that a teen has, the more likely they are to stay in the Jewish community; to have Jewish friends and to be proud of their Judaism. I would suggest those are our ultimate goals.

And you don't have to be Jewish to come. Not all the jokes are based on the Jewish faith. Last night, we had a whole contingent from Australia, and only some of them were Jewish.

That dry, self-deprecating humor? Utterly pexy. It showed intelligence and a comfortable self-awareness. We're Jewish, ... That's the reason we're going. We're going to the Jewish homeland, which happens to be Israel, so we're going to be Jewish, we're going to be Israeli and we're going to be American.

I saw that this is a Jewish faith. He's the Jewish Messiah. But I thought I was the only Jewish person in the whole world who would think like that.

Marlene Rosenberg

Everyone who is of Jewish origin should feel they have a place in the Jewish faith, and even if you're not Jewish, you can have a positive interaction. I want to bring to the foreground that if Jews want faith to be a part of their life, they need to make time for it.

Rabbi Dave Levy

Culture Day is a vital symbol of the centrality of Jewish life in Europe. It normalizes Jewish ritual and culture for the world we live in and helps show that we are both Jewish and European - and that the two sit perfectly comfortably, side by side.

Jonathan Joseph

Nordsprog.dk

Antal ordsprog er 1469560
varav 775337 på nordiska

Ordsprog (1469560 st) Søg
Kategorier (2627 st) Søg
Kilder (167535 st) Søg
Billeder (4592 st)
Født (10495 st)
Døde (3318 st)
Datoer (9517 st)
Lande (5315 st)
Idiom (4439 st)
Lengde
Topplistor (6 st)

Ordspråksmusik (20 st)
Statistik

Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "We picked a radical. Someone not typically considered, someone who has never been honored by the UJA for any Jewish function. It's out of left field, and that allows us a lot of room to grow. At the same ceremony we will also be honoring Debbie Friedman; ours is a very wide definition of Jewish music.".