Reporter, Jewish Journal
Reporter for the Jewish Journal and creator of its God Blog
PROFILE
Brad Greenberg
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FROM Brad Greenberg
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Obama Debuts as First President to Host White House Seder President Obama has hosted the nation's first White House seder tonight. The ritual Passover dinner was led by Michelle Obama's cousin, Capers Funnye, who is a Rabbi and the head of a mostly black synagogue on Chicago's South Side. Brad Greenberg is a reporter for the Jewish Journal and is the creator of its God Blog .
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