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By Andrew Adler Community Editor We wanted to share some accounts of how our Annual Campaign and similar initiatives have improved the lives of our fellow Jews here and in Israel. So as the Annual Campaign draws to a close, … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor Twenty years ago, an idea bubbled up that would significantly alter the course of Jewish philanthropy in Louisville: Organize a golf scramble that would benefit not one, but two foundational organizations, Jewish Family & … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor If there’s one word that may apply best to Abraham Rolnick, it’s “irrepressible.” At age 93, he tools around in a 1997 Corvette (red, naturally) and delights in recounting enough entrepreneurial projects to occupy … Read More
By Philissa Cramer (JTA) — Israel must draft haredi Orthodox Jews into its army, the country’s Supreme Court ruled in a unanimous decision Tuesday. The ruling could trigger a political earthquake in Israel at a time when it is already … Read More
By Matt Golden JCRC Director We cut the ribbon on our new Jewish playground on May 13. And almost as soon as our community cut that ribbon, the dignitaries in attendance — Mayor Craig Greenberg, Councilmember Ben Reno-Weber, State Representative … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor The Blanche B. Ottenheimer Award, which is the highest honor the Jewish Community of Louisville can give, is presented annually to a leader (or leaders) who have made a real difference – improving the quality … Read More
By Abigail Goldberg Guest Columnist I had the I am here in Tel Aviv at the end of a recent trip to Israel during an incredibly important yet difficult period in the nation’s history. I travelled here with a cohort … Read More
By Ron Kampeas WASHINGTON (JTA) — President Joe Biden told a Jewish gathering that he will ensure that Israel will have “everything it needs” to fight Hamas, a pledge that comes after weeks of tension between the governments over his … Read More
By Zev Stub JERUSALEM – Student unrest over the Gaza war has turned US college campuses into what some describe as war zones. Students are taking over buildings, protesters are disrupting commencement ceremonies, and police have been summoned to employ … Read More
By Thomas Wissinger Vice President and Chief Operating Officer As I sit here on April 18, 2024, marking the two-year anniversary of the opening of the Trager Family Jewish Community Center, it is only natural to reflect on the … Read More
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