With chutzpah and kippah... "The most dangerous thing a Jew can do in Germany". According to my fellow Jews in Germany, "the most dangerous thing" was to put on a kippah and then wear it in public, and to thus let everybody encountering you on the street know that a Jew was in their midst. And that's precisely what I did on December 1, 2012. I put a kippah on my bald head and went out my front door in Munich. Here's what my fellow-Jews predicted would happen to me: "They'll spit on you!" "They'll call you a kike!" "They won't say anything, but they will glare at you!" What actually happened disproved their predictions. Over the last three +years, in Munich, Berlin, Hamburg and dozens of other cities in Germany, I have had a series of wonderful, heartwarming experiences. strong"With chutzpah and kippa" is about these experiences. It is also about how a very normal reformed American Jew came to live in Germany, and came to decide to wear a kippah every single minute in public in it. It is also about what it meant and what it means to be Jewish in the USA, India, Hong Kong and Europe. And about atonement, remembrance and redemption. Actually, to be totally honest, it's an opportunity to wow you with my favorite anecdotes. They are all true. And unadorned. Well, a little bit of schmalz never hurt anybody.
By showing us the ever-presence of chutzpah in Judaism he reveals the inner story of the Jewish People’s soul as well as the meaning that Judaism’s deepest purpose and most precious treasure has for us today.
Chutzpah: A Jewish Liberation Anthology
The well-known attorney discusses what it is like to be Jewish today, examining such issues as anti-Semitism, the Holocaust, assimilation, Zionism, civil rights, the role of Jews in the U.S.S.R., changes in Eastern Europe, and more.
This collective biography "captures the diversity of the global Jewish community, showcasing Jews of different racial backgrounds, gender and sexual identities, and religious orientations from secular to Orthodox.
A Bar Mitzvah boy's kippah falls off his head and journeys around the world before finding its way back home.
Kippah
I Like Your Chutzpah is a casebound board book that showcases and defines popular Yiddish words through a playful lens that will validate Jewish readers, and inform and entertain Jews and non-Jews alike!
The child in this whimsical picture book is always proud to wear his yamulke, kippah, coppel, to remind him that someone is above us all.
Having grown up in Minnesota, Jessica Fishman moves to a land in the Middle East that is full of idiosyncrasies, terrorists, and beautiful, olive-skinned men.
Making this mitzvah fun and enjoyable is what this book is all about.