Alan Litwin traveled to Poland with his daughter, Madison, as part of a group organized by Temple Emanu-El. “No book, movie or lecture could ever have prepared us properly,” Litwin said. Alan and Madison Litwin took part in the eleventh...
“I have chosen the road of justice, beyond politics and grounded in our shared humanity,” he said. “This council must recognize the …
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Serbia seeks nothing other than equal treatment and for what happened during the conflict in Kosovo and Metohija (KiM) to be called by its …
Leder said in an Instagram video that Brody’s statements were “truly shocking,” “flippant” and “disgusting,” asserting his own …
CNN found that Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners remains the largest shareholder in Phoenix Financial, which has invested millions of dollars in …
Rising antisemitism and growing insecurity have changed Jewish life in Canada. Community leaders should strengthen local institutions while also …
Britain has threatened measures against companies serving Israeli settlements in the West Bank, and 12 other countries have backed its stance. …
"I committed to them that we would turn to the head of the Shin Bet, David Zini, to examine the Shin Bet's involvement in the matter," Bennett …
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Somebody asked me recently what has changed most in Israel since the war began, and the honest answer surprised them. It's not the sirens, the checkpoints, the news: All of that becomes background.
Some of our strongest memories are connected to food. Not necessarily because the food was elaborate or the restaurant extraordinary, but because of where we were, who we were with and how the experience made us feel.
PROVIDENCE — State Sen. Samuel D. Zurier wishes readers of Jewish Rhode Island a shanah tovah, adding, "May it be a good year, a year of peace." The message from the senator, who represents Providence's District 3 in the Statehouse, should appear...
We celebrate the creation of the world. We pause on our entrance to this new year, reflect and look at what we have created in the past year.
As children, my siblings and I were barely aware of the significant linguistic, religious and cultural differences that differentiated our two sets of grandparents.
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Everyone who’s grown up here knows — and will readily attest — that Rhode Island punches well above its weight. I learned that as soon as I got here
When I wrote a column in March and headlined it “The Long Goodbye,” I had no idea how prescient that really was. Honestly, it was supposed to encapsulate my years as a journalist before retiring. Instead, lots of my friends and co-workers have...
American Jewish communities hear constantly about Israeli brilliance and Israeli crisis. The two live in the same person, on the same day, far more often than anyone abroad imagines.
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When the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island supports partners overseas, it does more than provide funding. It strengthens the connections that bind the global Jewish community and ensures that no one faces challenges alone. That commitment...
PROVIDENCE — The Judge Marjorie Yashar and Dr. James Yashar Evening of Jewish Renaissance (EJR), scheduled for Nov. 7, 2026, from 6:30-9:30 p.m., will kick off the Hahn Memorial Project.
In Mliiv, a Holocaust monument does not mention that the victims were Jewish. Since Soviet-era commemoration policies rejected the idea of targeted genocide, I needed a way to amend this.