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Men’s Woodworking Club at JSL’s Meer Apartments Tackles Problems Big and Small
The club meets for one hour on Tuesdays at 1 p.m.
Oak Park’s Congregation Beth Shalom Gives Proper Burial for Holy Books
Beth Shalom buries old books containing the name of God.
Yachad Students Give from the Heart
Yachad fifth-graders took on the role of researchers, finding charities that shared their passions, including sports, animals, camp and more.
Farber Hebrew Day School’s 58th Annual Dinner Honors Esteemed Alumni
Chaya and Joey Selesny and Shaindle Braunstein-Cohen will be honored.
The War in Ukraine Is Changing the World
All we need is to realize that the only enemy lies within us — our self-centered attitude.
YISS Hosting First Shavuot Bake Sale
The holiday begins Saturday, June 4, to commemorate the receiving of the Torah at Mount Sinai.
Netflix Releases Israeli Period Drama ‘Beauty Queen of Jerusalem’
The show follows the lives of the Armozas, a Sephardic family living in early to mid 20th century Jerusalem.
NEXTWork’s Successful Vision
On Sunday, May 1, NEXTWork hosted a professional workshop event with and ZingTrain.
Neil Lane, the Official Jeweler of ‘The Bachelor,’ is Designing Luxury Ketubahs
“I'm doing exactly what God wanted me to do,” said the Brooklyn-born jeweler to the stars.
Rabbi Herbert Yoskowitz Enjoys a Second Career Teaching Medical Students About Bioethics
Jewish Bioethics regularly changes as it covers current health issues, such as treatment allotments during COVID.
Israeli Envoy Noa Tishby Shares Story of Defending Her Homeland with Temple Israel
An initial salvo was unleashed on May 16 at an outdoor presentation by Noa Tishby, a strident and engaging Israeli-born actor, producer, writer and passionate defender of her homeland.
The Porch at “The J” is a Place to Connect
The Porch is a great place to meet up with friends and chill.
An Israeli Mom, A Palestinian Mom — and the Village That Could Be
Outside the hospital, tensions were high, but inside that nursing room, there was only compassion, gentleness and peace.
Harvard, BDS and the Nazis
The editors of Harvard’s student newspaper have just urged a boycott of the Jewish state and praised a campus group that has celebrated a murderer of Jewish college students.
Metro Detroiter Attends Summit with Emerging Global Jewish Business Leaders
More than 300 Birthright Israel Excel Fellows from North America and around the world gathered in New York City from April 1-3 for the Excelerate22 Summit.
Hillel’s Director of Judaic Studies Shares Her Passion for Being Jewish
Through teaching Judaism, Amira Soleimani believes youth also connect with their deeper souls, especially when the topic of God is explored with confidence and intent.