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Press releases from Israel and around the pro-Israel and Jewish world
Groundbreaking research focuses on the experience of food insecurity among kosher consumers in New York City.
Before Yom Hazikaron, communities asked to adopt a fallen IDF soldier to show gratitude and support for their ultimate sacrifice for the Jewish people.
Fundraiser brings in more than $2 million for kids with serious illnesses.
Signs were added with explanations in Braille, including illustrations, as part of upgrades along a trail in the Ben Shemen Forest.
Event at Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills marks cantor’s 10th anniversary.
“We’re working to ensure that Jewish communities worldwide, no matter what challenges they face, can experience the spirit of the Passover story and the triumph of the Jewish people over adversity,” said JDC CEO Ariel Zwang.
Published by Koren Jerusalem, they will be accessible on the Jewish library; the collection is supported by William Davidson Foundation.
Holiday staples, fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and chicken will ensure that everyone can celebrate and feel united with Jews worldwide.
Dozens of states have passed legislation against it because of discrimination based on ethnicity, religion and nationality.
Hosted by University of Haifa’s Ruderman Program for American Jewish Studies, event unpacked the Israel-American Jewry relationship and how to combat Jew-hatred.
Former Shin Bet director and current minister of agriculture Avi Dichter says that understanding Arab mindset is crucial.
The five-day camp experience gives children with special needs the chance to hike, play and simply be kids.