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Anna Rahmanan, a writer and editor in New York, is founder of the site Pretty Kosher.

The show has a “deep sense of certain kinds of Jewish language and knowledge that is sometimes absent in some treatments of U.S. Jewish life,” scholar Jeremy Dauber told JNS.
“It’s built out of language—contributions from people all over” the city, Ella Ponizovsky Bergelson told JNS.
“Sometimes you innovate and sometimes you seek perfection,” Shani Seidman, of Manischewitz, told JNS.
“Food brings people together, and we need people to get together now more than ever,” Jason Stahl told JNS.
USPS held a first-day-of-issue ceremony for an Elie Wiesel stamp at the 92nd Street Y in New York City.
Lehrhaus is intended to be a “Jewish space where people could encounter the best of the Jewish world—from food to drinks and history,” its co-founder told JNS.
“It’s too soon to know whether he just had a brief moment or the beginning of a longer moment,” the curator and scholar Ori Soltes told JNS.
“Ten places saying they make New York bagels actually make different bagels,” Adam Goldberg, owner of PopUp Bagels, told JNS.