Photo courtesy of zioness.org The Jewish community and Jewish Journal were busy this year. Take a look back to see what we were reporting on in 2018.
“Zioness Movement Joins Women’s March” By Kelly Hartog Jan. 17
“So, What The Hell Do We Do Now?” By Ben Shapiro Feb. 15
“Before Insulting Israel, Natalie Portman Should Have Done Her Homework”
By David Suissa April 19
The last Holocaust survivor in Rhodes, Greece.
“Photographer Trains Her Eye on Vanishing Jewish Communities”
By Danielle Berrin May 16
“How My Graduation Was Ambushed” By Morin Zaray May 22
“Why Tikkun Olam Can’t Fix American Judaism” By Gil Troy July 18
“Dear Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez” By Karen Lehrman Block Aug. 15
“Sarsour: American Muslims Shouldn’t ‘Humanize’ Israelis”
By Aaron Bandler Sept. 6
(Photo courtesy of World Values Network)
“Roseanne: Between the ‘Sacred and the Profane’” By Ryan Torok Sept. 26
“My Name Is Jew, and I Want My Name Back” By Rabbi Zoe Klein Miles Oct. 28
“Weekend Chuppah in the Midst of a Fire” By Debra L. Eckerling Nov. 12
“Silent Pain: Depression Within the Persian Community” By Tabby Refael Dec. 14
See more from our Year in Review here.
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