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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 Lee Chottiner Managing Editor During his career, Phil Rowland has designed at least 12 “honor walls” – walls of tiles inscribed with the names of donors to an organizations. But the Cincinnati resident and graphic designer for GBBN Architects … Read More
In a development that the leader of the North American Reform Movement has called “extraordinary news,” progressive Judaism is on the rise in Israel. But the growth in the Reform and Masorti (Conservative) movements in the Jewish state may not … Read More
UNESCO Statement On October 13, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, or UNESCO, passed a very controversial statement regarding the status of holy sites in Jerusalem. They called for the Temple Mount to be called exclusively by its … Read More
by Kevin Altman Special to Community I write this from the shelter room at Tel Aviv University, huddled with 18 members of my program as we listen to the sirens blaring in the night and the occasional THUMP of … Read More
[by Holly Hinson, Special to Community] (See full picture gallery at the end of this article.) Six local teenagers – Ben Bass, Amanda Berman, Daniela Reuter, Katie and Daniel Segal and Elana Wagner – participated in Camp Livingston’s Solelim 2013 … Read More
[by Holly Hinson, Special to Community] (See full image gallery at the end of this article.) The first time Jennifer Davis visited the Western Wall she was walking hand in hand with other young women. She didn’t know who was … Read More
Three female Knesset members joined the Women of the Wall for the group’s monthly prayer service at the Western Wall. No arrests were made during the service, which marked the new Jewish month of Nissan, the first time in months that … Read More
[by Cynthia Clegg Canada] This summer, Jacob Spielberg took the trip of a lifetime – his first trip outside the U.S., and his first trip to Israel. The Kentucky Day School junior made the journey as the recipient of the … Read More
[by Ben Sales and Neil Rubin] TEL AVIV, October 22, 2012 (JTA) – Last week’s episode was hardly the first time Israeli police stopped activist Anat Hoffman while she was leading a women’s prayer service at the Western Wall in … Read More
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