richards | March 4, 2017
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF)-After threats on Jewish institutions around the county,terror is very real formany Jews in the U.S. There were31 threats against Jewish Community Centers and day schools just on Monday.
richards | March 4, 2017
HAMDEN > > Rabbi Herbert Brockman of Congregation Mishkan Israel said Friday the late Rabbi Robert Goldburgs legacy was that of social justice, having aligned himself with several progressive causes and justice-minded activists, such as Martin Luther King Jr. U.S. Senator Chris Murphy, the honoree at Fridays Shabbat service at Congregation Mishkan Israels Robert E.
richards | March 4, 2017
Palm Beach Synagogue will honor resident Bill Langfan retired businessman and World War II veteran to mark his 95th birthday on Saturday.
richards | March 4, 2017
Flagstaffs Reform Synagogue, Congregation Lev Shalom, recently installed Rabbi Mindie Jo Snyder.
richards | March 4, 2017
EGYPTIAN WORKERS carry out restoration work at a synagogue in Cairo.. (photo credit:REUTERS) For many centuries Sephardi thinking, culture and law dominated the Jewish world
richards | March 4, 2017
Joseph Cedar, Israels most celebrated film director, returns to our screens next week with his new movie Norman, starring Richard Gere, Steve Buscemi, Lior Ashkenazi, Charlotte Gainsborg and Michael Sheen. The Times of Israel is hosting the films first Jerusalem screening on Monday, three days before the official premiere
richards | March 4, 2017
Responses against the recently published article, "Jewish identity in a pickle" Response to Jewish identity in a pickle, written by IJV McGill Upon reading this article, I was struck by the factual inaccuracy, slander and perversion of Jewish identity that the authors employed to further their agenda as members of Independent Jewish Voices, an organization who criticizes Israeli state policy through a de-legitimization of the Jewish connection to Israel.
richards | March 4, 2017
JEFF MARTIN, Associated Press ATLANTA Amid a surge of bomb threats and vandalism at Jewish institutions nationwide, members of Atlanta's Jewish community have felt a familiar wave of apprehension about what may come next. Because all of that, and worse, has happened in the city before. Six decades ago, during the turmoil of the civil rights era, 50 sticks of dynamite blasted a ragged hole in Atlanta's largest synagogue
richards | March 4, 2017
Rabbi Ari Lev Fornari, of Kol Tzedek synagogue, stood amidst the broken tombstones at Mt.
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