As Israel-Hamas War Rages On, Students In Ohio Revived A Kosher-Halal Co-Op

Founded more than half a century ago as student-run dining cooperative, Oberlin College’s kosher co-op morphed into a kosher-halal co-op in 1995, a place where Jewish and Muslim students cooked and ate together. It shuttered in 2021 before coming back — and just when the situation in the Middle East was worsening.

Education, Islam, Jewish, Judaism, News, North AmericaDebrah MiszakFebruary 16, 2024Deborah Miszak, Jews, Arabs, kosher, halal, food, college, Oberlin, education, Midweat, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, Israel-Hamas war, politics, Primary feature, news, Secondary featureComment

Rift between Detroit archdiocese and LGBTQ group highlights Catholic divide

The fight is the latest salvo in the ongoing war between traditional forces within American Catholicism and the LGBTQ community trying to push the church to more progressive positions on an array of social issues. The Catholic church considers sexual activity between members of the same sex to be a sin.

North America, Religion, Society, NewsDebrah MiszakMay 4, 2020Catholic Church, Catholicism, gay, LGBTQ, coronavirus, Debrah Miszak, secondary feature, secondary featuree, Secondary feature, Secondary Feature, Secondary News, ChristianityComment

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