Robert Chertkof and the Israeli ‘waterfall street’
While many are motivated by a passionate love for Israel, not as many can say they helped shape a small part of it. But...
Is a rabbi shortage sweeping the country? Local rabbis weigh in
As if shortages of COVID-19 tests, cream cheese and toilet paper were not enough, is America now being hit with a shortage of rabbis?
In...
Yiddish-language concert to debut at Beth El Congregation
“Yiddishe Nightingale,” a Yiddish-language concert, is premiering at Beth El Congregation of Baltimore. And Beth El Cantor Thom King will be one of the...
Friday round up: Feb. 11
Hazon’s Shmita Prizes recognize art by Baltimore-area residents
Two Baltimore-area artists, Rabbi Benjamin Shalva and Anna Fine Foer, are among the winners of this year’s...
February brings Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month
February is in full swing, and with it comes Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month, which some view as a chance for the...
Who is Anne Frank in 2022?
By Lisa Traiger
More than 75 years after Anne Frank — the best-known victim of Hitler’s murderous master plan to exterminate the Jews — perished...
Hazon’s Shmita Prizes recognizes art by Baltimore area residents
When Sara Shalva, the chief arts officer of the JCC of Greater Baltimore, suggested to her husband, Rabbi Benjamin Shalva, that he submit a...
Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom hosts joint Shabbat service with other Reform synagogues
Every so often, Reform congregations in the Baltimore area will come together for a joint Shabbat service in partnership with the Union for Reform...
Friday round-up: Feb. 4
Moses Montefiore plans a Jewish music venue
Moses Montefiore Anshe Emunah Hebrew Congregation is working to create a new music venue meant specifically for Jewish...
Surviving the Holocaust through a child’s eyes
When she was a child, Sabina Katz was in one of the last groups of children to safely leave Danzig, Germany, on a Kindertransport...