Drawing an analogy between the neighborhood she once lived in and the neighborhood in which Israel lives, she says people can learn to live together, but it’s the actions of those who have been hostile, not words, that are important.
The Ethiopian Israeli community deeply loves Israel, Judaism, and the Jewish people and are able to hold that love at the same time that they confront discrimination and fight injustice.
This week marks 28 years since the death of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson of blessed memory
We’re much happier when we connect in person, and communities come alive when their members come together.
An array of Jewish groups across the country are kickstarting into action to protest and potentially challenge the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
For many American Jews, the concept of a shemittah (or Sabbatical) year may sound like a mystical event in a land far away.
While long needed in the community, where people are too far to walk to the city’s other mikvahs, YINBH’s basement mikvah has been in the works since 2006, when the concrete for the mikvah’s floor was first poured, Dunner told the Journal.
The portrayal of Orthodox Jews in the media is usually harmful and stereotypical. It’s Allison Josephs’ mission to change that.
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