Commentary: Attacks can't crush American Jewish life
A few hours after the Saturday attack on the synagogue in Poway, I was at a mimouna - the Moroccan Jewish party that celebrates the end of the eight-day Passover holiday. An older woman was busily rolling balls of dough into flat discs, roughly the size and circular shape of handmade flour tortillas. She laid them on a griddle until they were fragrant and golden brown, then piled them on a plate.
The host of the mimouna, a young TV and film producer, took these warm mufleta -
