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Not by Chariots or Horses | Andy Blumenthal | The Blogs – The Times of Israel

| June 26, 2022

Another strange happening today in synagogue.

A comfortable place for different religions: San Antonios diversity is reflected in its houses of worship – San Antonio Report

| June 26, 2022

Its been almost 300 years since San Fernando Cathedral was erected at the very center of San Antonio in the mid-1700s. An engraved marker embedded in the floor of the cathedral proclaims it as the geographic center of the city

The ‘Mapping Project’ proves there is only one ‘Jewish issue’ – JNS.org

| June 26, 2022

(June 20, 2022 / JNS) Much has been written in recent days about a Boston BDS groups online map of Jewish sites across Massachusetts.

Magic mushrooms are all the rage. But are they Jewish? – The Guardian

| June 26, 2022

On 10 January, just as the sun was setting behind the Rocky Mountains, uniformed narcotics officers raided an industrial storage facility in Denvers north end, in a commercial strip between a coffee wholesaler and a plumbing supply store. There, they found scales, petri dishes, grow tents and multiple white miniature freezer units, jam-packed with several pounds of magic mushrooms. The facility was linked to Benjamin Gorelick, a rabbi who leads the Sacred Tribe, a multi-faith membership-based non-profit, which Gorelick calls a synagogue

Churches across Los Angeles react to the end of Roe vs. Wade – Los Angeles Times

| June 26, 2022

For Pastor Netz Gmez and the 1,500 members of his Houses of Light church in Northridge, the Supreme Courts ruling to overturn Roe vs. Wade was an answer to their prayers and decades of hard work. We are thanking God that this injustice has finally been rectified, and that states have the right to decide how they want to proceed with abortion rights, said the pastor, a Mexico native who started the church in his living room 22 years ago and has steadily immersed himself deeper into U.S.

Two officers stabbed outside Grand Synagogue in Tunisia – JTA News – Jewish Telegraphic Agency

| June 25, 2022

(JTA) Two policemen standing guard at the Grand Synagogue in the center of the Tunisian capital of Tunis were stabbed on Thursday. It is not clear whether anyone was in the synagogue at the time of the attack, AFP reported. The suspect, who was imprisoned in 2021 over a terrorism case and has since been released, wounded the officers but was overpowered

Rabbi Weiss indicted; synagogue investigation finds no evidence of crimes with congregants – Cleveland Jewish News

| June 25, 2022

Rabbi Stephen Weiss was indicted on one count of attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, one count of importuning and one count of possessing criminal tools, according to the Cuyahoga County Clerk of Courts. Meanwhile, his former employer, Bnai Jeshurun Congregation in Pepper Pike, completed its own investigation, finding no evidence Weiss engaged in illegal, illicit activity within its congregation. Weiss was indicted by a grand jury June 16, according to the court docket.

Honors, happenings, comings & goings, philanthropy June 2022 J. – The Jewish News of Northern California

| June 25, 2022

Honors Two Bay Area natives, both students at Stanford University are among 60 students from around the world who have been selected for the 10-week Birthright Israel Excel, a business internship in Israel this summer.

Which European countries are best for Jews? A new study offers unexpected answers. – JTA News – Jewish Telegraphic Agency

| June 25, 2022

BUDAPEST (JTA) Antisemitic sentiment is especially prevalent in Italy and Hungary, according to multiple surveys. But a first-of-its-kind index combining different measures of Jewish experience found that they are also the best countries in Europe for Jews to live in.

Congregation plants a growing tribute to Holocaust survivor – Newsday

| June 25, 2022

The plaques inscription on the memorial stone in the garden of remembrance at Oyster Bays Congregation LDor VDor captures the mission and vision of the late Holocaust survivor Annie Bleiberg. The quiet space brimming with perennial and annual flowers and shrubs and accented with benches honors the former Woodbury resident and beckons visitors to contemplate her legacy: a life dedicated to sharing her testimony of surviving the horrors of the Holocaust and standing up to anti-Semitism


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