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18 notable Jews who died in 2024

By JTA Staff (JTA) — As 2024 comes to a close, we look back and mourn the Jewish icons who have left outsized legacies on politics, the arts, sports and everything in between. In chronological order, here is a selection … Read More >

National/Global December 19, 2024

In closing campaign arguments, Jewish partisans articulate Jewish fears that have gone mainstream

By Andrew Silow-Carroll (JTA) — “Turn your anxiety into action.” The phrase — which if not a translation of a Yiddish expression might as well be — was the message of an email sent Monday to activists by Jewish Women … Read More >

National/Global October 28, 2024

All in the family: Sara Labaton talks at the Trager Family JCC about the sometimes tenuous relationship between North American Jews and Israel

By Andrew Adler Community Editor It wasn’t terribly long ago that most American Jews had an unshakable bond with Israel. “This relationship was basically a given going back to the early years of the state, and certainly in the aftermath of … Read More >

Federation JCC March 13, 2023

What Shavuot taught me about Jews, Palestinians and making peace

At Adath Jeshurun, during Tikkun Ley’l Shavuot, efforts were made to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that probably stretched more than a few comfort zones. Leading a workshop titled, “Difficult Conversations: The Hard Questions Yet Unsolved After 70 Years,” Rabbi Diane … Read More >

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18 notable Jews who died in 2024

In closing campaign arguments, Jewish partisans articulate Jewish fears that have gone mainstream

All in the family: Sara Labaton talks at the Trager Family JCC about the sometimes tenuous relationship between North American Jews and Israel

What Shavuot taught me about Jews, Palestinians and making peace

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