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A conversation with David Weinberg of the ADL on fighting anti-Semitism in the greater Middle East region.
How do we manage our lives during the coronavirus crisis? How do we keep our sanity? How do we use this quarantine to bring out the best in ourselves? Tune in every day and share your stories with podcast@jewishjournal.com.
Forget the litany of resume builders. Instead, may we be proud when we look in the mirror.
Taste Buds with Deb – Episode 130
The second anniversary of the massacres was an occasion for academics in Germany to spread anti-Israel propaganda.
“Paper Walls,” produced by The Inkwell Theater and now playing at the Broadwater Main Stage in Hollywood, tells the story of the Goldman family.
Larry Ellison, who founded Oracle in 1977, has a deep appreciation for Israeli innovation and often highlights the groundbreaking technologies and AI solutions developed in Israel, many of which play a pivotal role in Oracle’s global strategy.
Here we are — with scars that will never heal, but might, with time, soften.
Rabin’s assassination will keep echoing because the decisions bound up with his name keep recurring.
Rabbis are now called on for different types of communal roles. Roles that can’t be outsourced. Roles of relationship building, communication, teaching, and leadership.
Whatever one thinks of the war, White Rose’s IDF issue stands apart for its simplicity in presenting the most complicated of emotions.
The release of the last living hostages has created a clean end point for the special prayers. Yet it is important to recognize the value of these billion prayers, even as they come to an end.
Whether or not Whitecaps alum Will Smith and the Dodgers emerge victorious once more, all Americans have reason to cheer for William Brewster – a fascinating figure whose biblically-infused impact on America continues to inspire.
Western governments have come to the conclusion that, while there is value to foreign development, significantly moreaccountability is needed to bring it in line with voter priorities and make sure it doesn’t fund explicitly hostile causes.
Mamdani propelled himself into front-runner status by effectively contrasting himself against two longtime politicians who seemed to embody what so many New Yorkers and Americans have come to dislike about their politics.
Never in my life have I felt such a collision of emotions: elation and dread, hope and exhaustion, faith and fear.
The Red Cross has been nothing more than a courier service for the past 24 months. The hostage families reported that their begging and pleading fell on deaf ears.
A stifling adherence to identity politics that banishes the Jewish moneylender wouldn’t make the world any safer for Jews, or more abundant in cultural richness.
