Young Jews Discover Themselves In Creating Jewish Theatre – Broadway World
admin | June 2, 2022
Who are you beneath the surface? All of us have a part of ourselves we cover up - a part of our bodies, our personalities, or our very identity.
Former Neo-Nazi Converting to Judaism – Jewish Exponent
admin | June 2, 2022
Fred Cook, by his own admission, is a man in search of an identity. From his teenage years through his early 30s, he filled that void with neo-Nazism.
South Jersey Jewish Cultural Alliance serves ‘another piece of the Jewish spectrum’ – Jewish Community Voice
admin | June 2, 2022
South Jersey Jewish Cultural Alliance members (from left) are Elaine Somerson, Natalie Sykes, Annette Decker, and Naomi Scher. In 2005, after years of attending the Jewish Childrens Folkshul in Philadelphia (a secular, humanist Jewish community) with her two children, Naomi Scher founded a similar organization back in her hometown of Cherry Hill: The South Jersey Jewish Cultural Alliance (formerly known as the South Jersey Secular Jews)
The Foreign Policy Supper Club Returns To The Jewish Cultural Center In June – The Chattanoogan
admin | June 2, 2022
Post-pandemic, The Foreign Policy Supper Club renews its activities in-person at the Jewish Cultural Center, 5461 North Terrace, in June. Open to everyone in the community, the FPSC socializes at dinner, discusses topical readings and videos created by the Great Decisions program of the Foreign Policy Association
Northeast Kingdom Weaver Handcrafts Jewish Prayer Shawls – Seven Days
admin | June 2, 2022
How did a Vermonter who grew up atheist come to weave Jewish prayer shawls sold to customers as far away as San Francisco, Denmark and Australia? The multifaceted answer includes falling in love with an observant Jew, said weaver Nelly Wolf, owner of Black Cat Judaica. On a recent afternoon, Wolf, 29, chatted with Seven Days in the upper floor of a historic Peacham barn where she works on her two large 18th-century wooden looms.
A Lasting Legacy: Why did the Jewish Federation decide to buy the former Dixon Center-and what comes next? – The Burg News
admin | June 2, 2022
The Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg envisions a lap pool and convertible gymatorium for Duncan Hall on its new Grass Campus. It takes one second to walk on the campus and be inspired by whats happening here, and a lot of people felt that immediately. Abby Smith, president of the Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg, is giving TheBurg a tour of the Alexander Grass Campus for Jewish Life
Why There’s No Peace in the Middle East Detroit Jewish News – The Jewish News
admin | June 2, 2022
Recent Congressional proposals seek to prohibit Israels use of American funds or military equipment to maintain control of the West Bank. Such proposals reflect a (by no means uncommon) belief that Israeli insensitivity to Palestinian aspirations is the main reason peace has never been achieved.
Milk and Meat: A Deeper Look at the Biggest Jewish Food Hang-up – aish.com – Aish
admin | June 2, 2022
Discover the mystical and spiritual reasons to keep milk and meat apart. Some things shouldnt be mixed
Exploring the relationship between Jewish and First Nations people – Australian Jewish News
admin | June 2, 2022
GIVEN the Jewish experience, we have a special responsibility to reach out and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, George Newhouse told The AJN. The human rights lawyer recently delivered the Earle Hoffman Oration, in which he addressed the relationship between First Nations and Jewish communities. It has been a particularly topical discussion this week as Australia marked Reconciliation Week.
At Palo Alto JCC, teen group ‘leaps’ between Israel and diaspora J. – The Jewish News of Northern California
admin | May 31, 2022
When Eden Rosenblum graduated from high school in Canada in June 2020, she knew exactly what she wanted to do before starting college: take a gap year and travel, likely to Israel.
