Calendar July 21, 2017 – Jewish News of Greater Phoenix
richards | July 19, 2017
Events SUNDAY, JULY 23 Splash and Sunday Brunch: 10 a.m., Young Jewish Professionals Phoenix (YJPHX) and PJ Library of Central Phoenix at Lucis at the Orchard, 7100 N.
Leah Koenig – Tablet Magazine
admin | July 19, 2017
Emily Pasters obsession with food preservation began the same way it did for many others: as an attempt to make her summer hauls from the farmers market last. She started simply with pickles and a couple of jams. But before long, she caught the bug and began filling her pantry with fruit butters, chutneys, and countless batches of pickled vegetables.
Albany Beat – The Jewish Press – JewishPress.com
admin | July 19, 2017
Photo Credit: Jewish Press Gov. Cuomo And The Anatomy Of A Bridge-Naming Controversy This is probably the last time Ill be writing the words the Governor Malcolm Wilson Tappan Zee Bridge. Last month, state lawmakers passed, and the governor signed into law, a measure that names the $4 billion, 16,013-foot bridge connecting Westchester and Rockland counties as the Governor Mario M
First Read For July 18 – Jewish Week
admin | July 18, 2017
Manischewitz to close Newark plant The Manischewitz Company has announced that it will close its plant in Newark, cutting the jobs of 169 workers.The kosher food manufacturers announcement came in the form of a Worker Adjustment and RetrainingNotification, or WARNnotice, that it would be cutting the jobs.
Knesset bloc unveils peace plan: Total Palestinian surrender – jewishpresstampa
admin | July 18, 2017
By ANDREW TOBIN JTA news service JERUSALEM Israel has already defeated the Palestinians. All thats left is for them to surrender.
Hungarian PM to Netanyahu: We Cooperated With Nazis Instead of Protecting Jews, Won’t Happen Again – Haaretz
admin | July 18, 2017
'I made it clear to Prime Minister Netanyahu that the government will secure the Jewish minority and that we have zero tolerance to anti-Semitism,' Orban says during Netanyahu's visit BUDAPEST Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban clarified at the end of his Tuesday meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the parliament in Budapest that he acknowledges the crimes of his country toward Jews during the Holocaust. He also emphasized that Hungary will protect its Jewish community and battle anti-Semitism.
How Gaza’s electricity crisis could spell trouble for Israel – Heritage Florida Jewish News
admin | July 14, 2017
AFP/Getty Images A Palestinian boy cooling off during a heat wave at the al-Shati refugee camp in Gaza City, July 2, 2017.
How a Korean-Jewish entrepreneur uses food to empower immigrants – Jewish Post
simmons | July 14, 2017
NEW YORK (JTA) Several times a month Jeanette Chawki welcomes a handful of strangers into her Brooklyn home.
How a Portuguese King Found Solace in the Psalms of His Ancestors – Chabad.org
simmons | July 13, 2017
Although I converted to Judaism at the age of 19, having been inexplicably drawn to the ways of the Torah, I had no inkling that I was descended from Jews myself.
Belated Bar Mitzvahs for Five College Students in Vienna – Chabad.org
richards | July 12, 2017
Joined by their families from Switzerland, Germany, Hungary and Ukraineand their friends and fraternity brothers from around the worldfive young men from the Lauder Business School in Vienna were called to the Torah and celebrated their bar mitzvahs last month for the first time. The young men studied over a seven-week period with Rabbi Boruch Sabbach, co-director of the Jewish Heritage Center on the schools campus with his wife, Chaya Mushka.
