Dear JHOM.com reader,
Jewish Heritage Online Magazine (JHOM.com) is an innovative web monthly
with some 2500 screens devoted to the study of classic and modern Jewish texts, culture and heritage.
Originally sponsored by the Memorial Foundation
for Jewish Culture (NY), JHOM.com is an independent, non-denominational
webzine, without religious or political platform. In January 2004 JHOM.com
entered its seventh year of online publication.
Each monthly edition focuses on a different topic, among them: Dreams,
Memory, Stones, Bread, Tears, Fish, Fire, Spices, Envy, Money, Angels,
with articles crossing the spectrum of biblical and talmudic literature,
mysticism, modern poetry, Hebrew language, art and music. An ever-expanding
calendar section includes a rich array of articles with interesting and
little-known angles about the current Jewish month and its festivals.
JHOM.com includes a growing collection of exquisite, original electronic
greeting cards for holidays, birthdays, and others occasions,
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