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Search “screams before silence” on YouTube if you just haven’t seen any proof. 🙈 #fckhms #believeallwomen #metoounlessurajew #screamsbeforesilence @sherylsandberg

This is your reminder that there’s more good than evil in this world. 🕯️ @golaneden you are the epitome of light drowning out darkness. We are all so proud of your courage and talent. The world sees you. And we see ourselves in you. Thank you for that. 🫶 Okay back to food for a bit… Love to you all. 🫶 #eurovisionisrael #eurovision #yomhazikaron #amyisraelchai #edengolan #hurricane @sephardicsoul @thedankjew1989 @henmazzig @mighty.matzoball @dailybrine @eliannabd @dallasstandswithisrael @koshadillz @feministit @yiddishfeminist @loganlevkoff @lilaq_logan98 @michaelrapaport @dinahleffert @natalie_keinan @lanimekeel @thejewishmemequeen @thedankjudean @memes.for.the.jew

May I suggest taking Mom out for tea at @miradordallas the day before Mother’s Day? It is, in a word, Flawless, just like she is. 🫖🥂 Thank you to @new_rowdy954 and his flawless team for hosting!

Holocaust Remembrance Day begins tonight. Walk This Way is the current exhibit featuring a collection of shoes from the @stuartweitzman collection and historical artifacts from The Holocaust. The piles of shoes seen at the camps, hundreds, each belonging to a murdered Jewish soul, should always haunt us. May we never become numb to the horror. We saw that same horror on October 7, when monsters killed 1400 and kidnapped 130 more. Most of them were peace-loving kibbutz residents. Many were just dancing at a music festival. I thought of their abandoned shoes, too, as I walked through the exhibit. Lastly, if you’re thinking of imploring some sort of holocaust inversion when talking about the current war in Gaza, don’t. 🙏 May the war end speedily with the return of our hostages (including one Holocaust Survivor) and the demise of Hamas. 🙏 Walk This Way will be at the @dhhrm_org until July 14. #yomhashoah #holocaustremembranceday #neveragain #neveragainisnow #bringthemhome #🎗️

Anybody else? Return our hostages. 🎗️ Remove Islamic terror and its sympathizers from college campuses. End the war. Now.

With all eyes on Israel right now in this time of war, at the end of the seder when we say “next year in Jerusalem,” we will pray for peace harder than ever, and for those hostages who are held in bondage to be freed ”speedily in our days.” 🙏 Slide 4 is the highlight of my day, week, maybe year. There’s one particular recipe I look forward to cooking every year during the Jewish holiday. It’s called a tuna pancake, or at least that’s what my mom calls it. It’s more or less a giant Jewish crab cake — the Jewish part being that there’s no crab involved, as shellfish is forbidden under kashrut, the Jewish dietary laws. Because it comes together so quickly, it’s perfect for one of those “I’m hungry but I don’t know what for” kind of days near the end of the holiday. The tuna pancake has been a staple of my Passovers for as long as I can remember, and I always picture my mom cooking it on her stove. It’s so simple: a can of tuna, an egg, some diced onion, matzah or almond meal is mixed by hand into a clumpy paste. I remember my mom always presses the mixture softly into a nonstick pan with a dinner fork, making little crosshatch marks in the mixture before flipping it and topping it with a slice or two of Muenster cheese. Placing a lid over the top helps the cheese to melt beautifully while the underside finishes browning. The dish is savory and warm, served casually with a side of sauce made by combining ketchup and prepared horseradish, and always reminds me of home. It’s special yet kind of ordinary with its humble beginnings as a canned protein. I add my own twist with the addition of Old Bay seasoning into the mix. These days, I always make enough for two as one of my daughters has developed an affinity for the dish. Continued in comments: 👇 #matzahchallenge @ujafedny