From Darkness to Light seeks to battle antisemitism and hate with art – thejewishchronicle.net
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When Susan Ribnick learned of the massacre at the Tree of Life building on Oct.
FROM OUR ARCHIVES: High Holiday ads from days days of yore J. – The Jewish News of Northern California
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Recipes for baked apples, an advertisement urging you to enjoy delicious, festive dining with kosher poultry, calendar listings in boldface type. For readers of The Emanu-El, the Jewish Bulletin or even J. The Jewish News of Northern California, seeing those features in our publication signified only one thing that Rosh Hashanah was coming
Congregation Beth Shalom celebrates 100th anniversary | The Latest from WDEL News | wdel.com – 1150AM/101.7FM WDEL
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It all started with six Jewish families that wanted to build a community in Wilmington. 100 years later, Congregation Beth Shalom is celebrating. "This synagogue has seen it all.
We need a louder and broader Jewish voice – Religion News Service
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(RNS) I am really, really starting to dislike the word iconic, especially because I overuse it. One of my resolutions for the coming year is to break that habit
Cruz to introduce bill adding safety improvements, mental health professionals at schools – CBS DFW
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (CBSDFW.COM) - U.S. Senator Ted Cruz says his proposed bill would spend billions of dollars to make schools safer in Texas and across the country.
How we mourned and celebrated historic royal occasions – Jewish News
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As Anglo-Jewry actively participates in the national mourning for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, it is worth reflecting on the long history of our community commemorating royal events with special prayers and services. The oldest example in my collection is a service commemorating the preservation of King George III from an assassination attempt in 1786. The would-be assassin was a washer woman, Margaret Nicholson, who attacked the King with an ivory handled dessert knife
Plea negotiation to be held for 18-year-old accused of killing his father in Deltona – WESH 2 Orlando
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The Deltona teenager accused of killing his dad before leading law enforcement agencies on a chase, and shooting at them, is scheduled to be in court TuesdayJonny Santiago still has not been taken to Volusia County, where he is looking at the most serious charges connected to the death of his father. In Lake County, the 18-year-old is only facing charges for that shootout with deputies that ended when he allegedly crashed his truck into a synagogue in Mount Dora.Deputies were looking for him because he was already the prime suspect in the murder of his dad, Juan, at their home in Deltona.In the shootout case, Santiago is set to have a plea negotiation conference in which prosecutors may offer a deal to his lawyer.Santiagos attorney earlier this month stated they dont plan to plead guilty to anything
Who knows the king? – Jewish Insider
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He mourned the death in 2020 of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, saying he had lost a trusted guide and an inspired teacher. He has spoken movingly of the need for Holocaust remembrance, that we must never cease to be appalled, nor moved by the testimony of those who lived through it.
Exploring Ancient Roots Of Romaniote Jews In Greece – I24NEWS – i24NEWS
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'Holy Land Uncovered' host Emily Frances takes us on a tour of the Ioannina Jewish community It is said that Jews have lived in Greece since the time of the Second Temple and documented evidence describes Jewish people living there continuously for more than 2,000 years since the time of Alexander the Great. The community in Ioannina is the oldest in all of Greece. Emily Frances, host of "Holy Land Uncovered" on i24NEWS, recently took viewers on a tour of the historic synagogue there, the heart and soul of the Romaniote Jewish community
Holocaust drama, The Interview, takes the stage this weekend – Dayton Daily News
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The play, which won the Dayton Playhouse FutureFest top award in 1997, also took top honors in two other national new play contests and won a coveted Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence grant. Its featured in Gene A. Plunkas book Holocaust Theatre: Dramatizing Survivor Trauma and its Effects on the Second Generation
