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Eight Jewlicious Festivals, 2 Summer Festivals, countless educational, spiritual and cultural events, daily Jewish news and ideas served to hundreds of thousands of people around the world via one of the most popular Jewish blogs, support, consultation and mentoring to inumerable innovative projects – Jewlicious promotes an inclusive, non-denominational and exciting vision of Judaism, what it is and what it can be, thanks to your help and support.
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 Always a good place to get a sassy different take on the news of the day. I don’t always agree…and that’s a good thing.” |  At Jewlicious, you know that everyone believes in you to grow and change … all of the staff are just so excited all of the time about every participant’s potential. |
 I have never experienced anything like Jewlicious. So many kinds of Jews, such an open atmosphere, such incredible learning and music and perhaps most shockingly at a large Jewish event: fantastic food. The Jewish community at large could take a few tips from the beauty and inspiration that is Jewlicious! |  The Jewlicious organization is now a mainstay in my life. It is constantly fresh, surprising, fun, deep, and engaging. You may not have heard, but being a Jew can get so serious. This culture, religion, Country, and peoplehood all have unbelievable depth yet the yoke can become so heavy it slips to where one would rather not pick it up. Jewlicious brings the jewels of Jewish identity and places them on a table to enjoy in good company. It’s all delectable, hip, organic, and worldly, and, its all kosher… Jewlicious welcomes me to feel empowered and excited about being the Jewish person I am NOW and that is the best way to inspire me to invest in the Jewish person I want to be in the future. |
 Look. If you must be a Zionist, Jewlicious is definitely the way to go. The Festival I attended was way more fun than I care to admit. You’re not quoting me are you? |  Jewlicious is a resource. It’s a unifying expression of Jewish peoplehood that inspires and energizes me. From the Festival, to the blog, to their unwavering support, Jewlicious has always been there for me! – Tanya Gutsol Jewish Community Professional, Innovator, Festival Alum |
 Jewlicious Rocks! It’s everything I love about Judaism, minus the fasting and persecution! |  Jewlicious does a fantastic job at making the case that Judaism is still alive, relevant, and exciting. |
As a jew myself it saddens me to see how you all think being a jew makes you different from other people. This form of exceptional-ism are the roots for antisemitism which in my opinion is the same as discrimination. Actually the word antisemitism is also a way of exceptional-ism. Why is there a difference in discriminating jews or anyone else. Care for exceptional-ism it will come around sooner or later.
Normally, Daniel, it’s a good idea to read the information on a blog post before commenting. Especially if you’re going to write a foolish comment. I understand that life for Jews in Europe isn’t simple, especially these days, but please don’t internalize others’ hatred of Jews.