✡ We Stand With the People of Israel ✡
One hundred years ago, native Louisvillian Louis Brandeis was appointed to be a Supreme Court Justice, the first Jewish person to be appointed to the post. The Louisville community has honored that milestone by a year of events marking the … Read More
“The times they are a-changin,” Bob Dylan wrote in his popular folk song, and when it comes to Louisville’s Jewish education scene, that is certainly true. Since 1981, Dafna Schurr has been in Louisville’s Jewish classrooms teaching children and adults … Read More
A choir made up of Japanese Christian Protestants singing Hebrew and Yiddish songs: Sounds like the beginning of a joke. But it’s not. It’s real, it’s devout, it’s disarming and naively lovely. And on Thursday, November 3, thanks to the … Read More
Judas. By Amos Oz. Translator Nicholas de Lange. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 320 pages, $25. Considering how often he has been called a “traitor” by fellow Israelis (from his early involvement in Peace Now to his recent comparison of violent West … Read More
On a rainy day in Krakow, Poland, Uwe von Seltmann, a young journalist from Germany, walked the streets of the city’s old Jewish Quarter. He was in town to write a story about Krakow’s Jews, past and present, and he … Read More
Since the first successful assassination of a U.S. President, John Wilkes Booth in 1865 (much earlier, Andrew Jackson was in the sights of Richard Lawrence, but both of his guns misfired), there have been numerous attempts – both successful and … Read More
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