Lisa Keys is a journalist who writes for JTA, St. Louis Jewish Light, The Times of Israel, and GREENSPRING SEPHARDIC SYNAGOGUE. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including Jewish culture, Israeli politics, and social issues. Lisa's work has also been featured in Ynet News and the Sun Sentinel Media Group.
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Lisa Keys' coverage predominantly focuses on Jewish culture, New York City, and related topics such as Jewish holidays, traditions, organizations, food, music, celebrities and events. She also covers government & politics along with entertainment news.
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In her latest project, Galeet Dardashti sings prayers for forgiveness with sampled recordings of her late grandfather, a one-time superstar in Iran.
By: Lisa Keys
Jewish actor Michael Zegen has made a name for himself playing some less-than-savory Jewish New Yorkers, like Midge Maisel’s philandering husband Joel in the Amazon hit “The Marvelous Mrs.
By: Lisa Keys
“Before October 7, I hadn’t experienced much antisemitism. Just a sprinkle of sea salt on a big buffet,” Owens writes in the introduction to “On
By: Lisa Keys
Lox at the Jewish Museum, a new kosher restaurant from Chef David Teyf that specializes in cured and smoked salmon, opens Thursday.
From a bagel-and-lox hair clip to a Statue of Liberty menorah, these 12 items are sure to bring NYC-style holiday happiness to everyone on your list.
By: Lisa Keys
Mesiba, an Israeli hotspot in Williamsburg, collaborates with a different chef or influencer each week to welcome the Sabbath in unique and delicious ways.
By: Lisa Keys
A new version of the traditional Shabbat service closing prayer, sung by Park Avenue Synagogue cantors Azi Schwartz and Mira Davis, is going viral online.
By: Lisa Keys
Park Avenue Synagogue’s senior cantor, Azi Schwartz, may already be leader at one of Manhattan’s most venerable Conservative congregations, but
By: Lisa Keys
A new version of the traditional Shabbat service closing prayer, performed by Park Avenue Synagogue cantors Azi Schwartz and Mira Davis, is going viral online.
By: Lisa Keys
New York City’s Times Square is considered the “crossroads of the world” — so what better location is there to spread the light and message of Hanukkah?
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