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Jewish Trivia: The Barney Greengrass snafu

Jewish Trivia: The Barney Greengrass snafu

Published June 7, 2022
Jewish Trivia: Lag BOmer

Jewish Trivia: Lag B’Omer

Published May 16, 2022
Jewish Trivia: Madison Cawthorn

Jewish Trivia: Madison Cawthorn

Published April 11, 2022
Jewish Trivia: Jon Stewart

Jewish Trivia: Jon Stewart

Published January 24, 2022
Boris Johnson calls on lawmakers to support a “No Deal” Brexit, in London, Sept. 2, 2019. (Chris J. Ratcliffe/Getty Images)

Jewish Trivia: Boris Johnson

Published January 17, 2022
Jewish Trivia: Teva Pharmaceuticals

Jewish Trivia: Teva Pharmaceuticals

Published January 3, 2022
This Week’s Jewish Trivia Quiz: Sukkot 5782

This Week’s Jewish Trivia Quiz: Sukkot 5782

Published September 27, 2021
This Week’s Jewish Trivia Quiz: Submarines

This Week’s Jewish Trivia Quiz: Submarines

Published September 20, 2021
This Weeks Jewish Trivia Quiz: Yom Kippur

This Week’s Jewish Trivia Quiz: Yom Kippur

Published September 13, 2021
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - SEPTEMBER 18: Zebulon Simantov reads his old tatered hebrew prayer book as he celebrates the Jewish New Year feast of Rosh Hashanah September 18, 2009 in Kabul, Afghanistan. Zebulon, 57, claims to be the last Jew living in the war-torn conservative Muslim country and says he keeps a Kosher home. The Jewish New Year, or Rosh Hashanah, coincides this year with Eid al-Fitr, a Muslim feast marking the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. Born in northwestern Herat, Simantov attended Hebrew school before moving to Kabul at age 27. In 1992, he fled to Tajikistan, fleeing from Afghanistans growing violence, married a Tajik Jew and had two daughters. The family immigrated in 1998 to Israel, but he returned to Kabul two months later, leaving them behind. (Photo by Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)

This Week’s Jewish Trivia Quiz: Jews in Afghanistan

Published August 16, 2021
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