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With a dark winter looming in Ukraine, Jewish groups send generators and other support

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Philissa Cramer | JTA Since Feb. 24, when Russian troops invaded Ukraine, Jewish groups from around the world have flooded the country with support —...

Back to the ‘I Do’s’ in a post-pandemic wedding world

By Jesse Berman and Heather Ross | Staff Writers Those who grieved over the emptiness of their pandemic-era social calendars are enjoying a better 2022...

97-year-old Holocaust survivor tells family’s harrowing brush with Kristallnacht

Baltimore Jewish Council and The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore commemorated the 84th anniversary of Kristallnacht (“Night of Broken Glass”), the wide-scale Nazi-led pogrom...

Online support for those dealing with suicide moved to Sunday to accommodate Jewish attendees

International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day is meant to be a healing experience for those who have lost loved ones to suicide. Yet due...

Making decisions with care and vigilance: Government liaison Rabbi Ariel Sadwin

How does one go from learning in kollel to becoming a government liaison for the region’s Jewish community? “That was a leap,” said Rabbi...

Some US Jewish groups are staying quiet on far-right extremists’ election success in Israel

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Ron Kampeas | JTA Few of the American Jewish groups who would not speak out about the prospect of extremists in government before Israel’s elections...

Associated board chair Barbara Levin Himmelrich, 91, stood at forefront of change

Talking about Barbara Levin Himmelrich and looking at her numerous accomplishments, it becomes immediately apparent that she was tenacious, a go-getter and a steadfast...

Harold Grinspoon Foundation provides $25 million for Jewish summer camps

Next summer will see improvements for Jewish overnight camps as JCamp 180 — a core program of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation — has announced...

Romania’s ornate and sometimes crumbling synagogues get new access via virtual tours

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Stepping inside Romania’s Fabric Synagogue in real life would be a dangerous proposition: Closed since 1986, the ornate 1899 structure in the heart of...

Baltimore publisher awards national literary prize to rabbi, who talks about ‘Headstone’

You’re never too old to start pursuing your passions — just ask Rabbi Mark Elber. The Massachusetts rabbi recently won the Henry Morgenthau III Prize...