admin | August 23, 2021
The most serious anti-Semitic incident in American history, as historian Edward S. Shapiro describes it, took place precisely 30 years ago when a mob took over the streets of Crown Heights, a neighborhood in Brooklyn, N.Y. Rioters killed one Orthodox Jew and beat dozens.
admin | August 23, 2021
Once, in the middle of a Rosh Hashanah service, a zoo curator entered a synagogue, accompanied by this is true an African black-footed penguin suffering an epileptic seizure.
admin | August 23, 2021
Who are the worlds most influential Jews? The leaders, the innovators, the creators and the influencers. Each year, The Jerusalem Post highlights the individuals from across the Jewish nation who are doing big things in government and politics, art, medicine, science, technology and philanthropy
admin | August 23, 2021
Until this year, Jewish Family Services of Silicon Valley was helping to resettle about 50 refugees per year from all around the world. But the picture has changed suddenly and dramatically with the recent pullout of American troops from Afghanistan and the rapid takeover by the Taliban.
admin | August 23, 2021
Sun, Aug 22, 2021 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4) Register here. Jewish Heritage Alliance, in collaboration with our co-hosting Partners, presents Sefarad: The Untold Story That Changed the World PART II A 3-part series exploring History, Memory, and Legacy The Sephardic experience is more than merely recounting a history; this is a far-reaching segment of Jewish and world history spanning centuries with profound consequences still unfolding in present day. Yet despite its historic importance, many in the Jewish and Latino communities have yet to learn the relevance and impact of these events
admin | August 23, 2021
Giles Tremlettis a contributing editor to theGuardianand Fellow of the Caada Blanch Centre, London School of Economics. He has lived in and written about Spain for over twenty years, and is the author ofCatherine of Aragon,Ghosts of Spain, andIsabella of Castile, winner of the 2018 Elizabeth Longford Prize
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