Robin Finn Helps Women Find Their Voice on the Page
“Too many women think their stories are not important or their voice doesn’t matter, which could not be further from the truth.”
“Too many women think their stories are not important or their voice doesn’t matter, which could not be further from the truth.”
The 3rd Annual Omer Aliyah takes place from April 23 – June 11, 2024.
“I am now devoting all my time and energy to the hostage release cause. It beats sitting at home and worrying sick.”
Kapah is among a group of Nova survivors who embarked on a “Survived to Tell” Tour in the United States — an initiative spearheaded by Israel, in collaboration with the Seed the Dream Foundation.
On April 16, The Jewish Federation of Los Angeles (JFEDLA), in partnership with the Museum of Tolerance, LA vs. Hate, and the Los Angeles County Commission of Human Relations, will hold a Passover seder for approximately 200 guests unlike any other.
“I believe that this film is very important, especially now, and I hope that people will watch it and understand what antisemitism is and why it is so important not to keep silent in its face.”
The gala served as a powerful demonstration of solidarity with the thousands of IDF soldiers on the frontlines.
The Jewish Braille Institute (JBI), a longstanding nonprofit dedicated to facilitating access to Jewish life for those with disabilities, has launched its annual Haggadot campaign, providing free large print, braille and audio versions of the Haggadah to those in need.
Tishby presented small gifts to the influential women: tiny yellow ribbon pins, symbolizing the Bring Them Home movement, advocating for the hostages held in Gaza.
“We want Jews to stop drinking terrible wines or good wines that are overpriced. They don’t need to compromise anymore.”