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We recently celebrated Chanukah, a holiday filled with joy and light, and yet this year’s Festival of Lights saw some horrible attacks against the American Jewish community. In New York alone, there was an anti-Semitic attack every day in one … Read More
AJ Music Festival Adath Jeshurun will host its annual Music Festival: “In the Key of Play: Rock & Reparte,” at 7 p.m., Sunday, March 17. The concert will feature pianist, singer, and songwriter Cantor Randy Herman along with Cantor David … Read More
As Jewish Hospital welcomes a new secular year, celebrating Tu B’Shevat, the new year for the trees, we take this time to reflect upon the many blessings that the past year has given to us and the many seeds that … Read More
For so many, the loss of Amos Oz at the very end of last year came as an unbearable blow. It is hard to imagine Israel without his prophetic voice and his poetic prose. His novels, short stories and essays … Read More
About 50 people attended The J’s Tu B’Shevat seder on Monday, Jan. 21, in the Patio Gallery. Organized by JOFEE, a four-course catered dinner, including the traditional foods of the holiday – the new year of trees – was served … Read More
(Editor’s note: This version of the story includes the sponsor of the concert, which was omitted from the print version.) The opening concert for the 2019 Music Without Borders series ended with a bang. OK, it ended with a bass … Read More
Waves of German-Jewish immigrants have left their mark on Louisville, Abigail Glogower said. The curator of the Jewish Community Archives at the Filson Historical Society, Glogower lectured on these immigrants during a Jan. 8 program at Eiderdown, a Germantown restaurant. … Read More
Not only is Sam Widerschein a black belt in five-animal kung fu, he’s something of a martial arts historian, too. “As far as we know historically, Shaolin kung fu was the first organized martial arts system developed by mankind,” he … Read More
Don’t be surprised if you get a call from Jennifer Jacobson or Cari Hatch on Sunday, Jan. 27. The two friends and traveling companions love to reach out and touch someone. But on that day, it will be serious business. … Read More
When Bob Sachs was wrapping up his term as chair of the Jewish Community Relations Council, he asked Beth Salamon to take the job. The mother of two said she was interested, but only after her oldest son, Alex, went … Read More
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