Haley Stevens’ First Time to Israel
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Congresswoman Haley Stevens speaks about her experience in Israel and the impact her first trip to the country had on her.
"Phenomenal.” That’s what Congresswoman...
JCC to Honor the Retired Barbara Cantor
Legendary JCC teacher Barbara Cantor is being honored Sunday, Sept. 15 at the West Bloomfield JCC.
By Nancy Solway
Barbara Cantor is a true legend in...
Sisters Receive Uncle’s Long-Lost Diary from WWII
Thanks to researcher David Huntley, local sisters receive heroic uncle's diary who perished in World War II.
Photography by Glenn Triest
Sisters Janice Morgan of Birmingham...
A Beginner’s Guide to Israel’s 2nd Election in 2019
JTA breaks down potential outcomes and issues leading up to the 2nd Election in Israel on Sept. 17.
(JTA) — Trying to understand next week’s...
The Lawfare Project Protects Jewish Communities
Attorney Benjamin Ryberg of Farmington Hills works for New York-based nonprofit, the Lawfare Project, which protects Jewish communities worldwide.
Photos courtesy of Benjamin Ryberg
Some people,...
Frankel Institute in Ann Arbor Celebrates Yiddish
The Frankel Institute in Ann Arbor plans a series of different events that explore the Yiddish language and culture.
As part of its theme year...
Rabbi Josh Warshawsky Brings Spirit into Songs
Inspiring, musical Rabbi Josh Warshawsky will help Detroiters usher in the holidays by performing his music at Congregation Beth Ahm.
Rabbi Josh Warshawsky has been...
Time to Celebrate Your Grandparents
In honor of Grandparents Day on Sunday, grandparents share their photos of the lights of their lives with Jewish News readers.
Featured photo courtesy Rick...
Matchmaker, Matchmaker: NJP (Nice Jewish Person) Abbie Jankelovitz
Each month, The Well highlights an amazing (and eligible!) individual. The Well has agreed to share its Q & As with these amazing singles...
Civil Rights Commission Ends Agreement With Director Arbulu
The Michigan Civil Rights Commission has relieved Executive Director Agustin Arbulu of his duties after comments surfaced.
The Michigan Civil Rights Commission terminated the employment...
What’s Missing from Israel’s Election Campaign?
Contradictory to what most American Jews believe, challengers of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Israel election do not address the peace process.
By Jonathan...
In Orthodox Jewish Brooklyn, a Spate of Assaults Feels All Too Familiar
Anti-Semitic attacks statistically are on the rise, yet have been a constant for many Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn.
By Ben Sales
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Photos via Bistro Le Bliss Facebook
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The Tribe Goes to the 2019 Emmys
The 2019 Emmys are this Sunday, September 22. Keep an eye out for these confirmed Jewish nominees!
The Primetime Emmys, for excellence in TV, will...
This Week’s Torah Portion: Being Chosen Is A Challenge
Parshat KiTavo: Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8; Isaiah 60:1-22
By Howard LupovitchThis week’s Torah portion underscores the complexity in the relationship between God and Israel, specifically the notion...
