richards | December 31, 2016
NYC judge is first Hasidic Jewish woman in U.S. public office NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Monday, December 26, 2016, 11:40 PM The people of Brooklyn are used to making history and they did it again this year after voting in the countrys first Hasidic Jewish woman to serve in public office. Its an incredible feeling, said Rachel Freier, who was sworn in just last week as a New York City Civil Court judge.
admin | December 28, 2016
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simmons | December 27, 2016
SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER The statement appears at the end of an article on the ADL, Stephen Bannon: Five Things to Know. SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER The five things are: The first two claims are false. The next two claims are true, and innocuous
richards | December 25, 2016
Satmar (Hebrew: or ) is a Hasidic sect originating from the city of Satu Mare, Transylvania, where it was founded in 1905 by Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum. Following World War II it was re-established in New York, becoming one of the largest Hasidic movements in the world. After Joel's death, he was succeeded by his nephew, Moshe Teitelbaum
richards | December 25, 2016
An Ashkenazi Jewish genetic panel (AJGP) is a blood test that checks to see if a person is a carrier of a genetic disease that occurs more often in people of Eastern European (Ashkenazi) Jewish heritage.
richards | December 25, 2016
Close menu Open 11 am - 4 pm today.
richards | December 23, 2016
The transition from the Jewish community in Babylonia to Jewish communities in other parts of the world began already at the end of the eighth century.
richards | December 20, 2016
Everything is closed on Christmasbut guess what, JMM isn't! Explore our permanent exhibit, Beth Lipman's phenomenal glass, and see Paul Newman's movie "The Glass Menagerie." Popcorn and fortune cookies for all who join us, December 25, 12 - 4 pm! ...
simmons | December 19, 2016
Benjamin Netanyahu; drawing by John Springs In 2003, several prominent Jewish philanthropists hired Republican pollster Frank Luntz to explain why American Jewish college students were not more vigorously rebutting campus criticism of Israel. In response, he unwittingly produced the most damning indictment of the organized American Jewish community that I have ever seen.
richards | December 19, 2016
Initiated by the Jewish Museum of Florida, with the effort led by Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, and enacted by the 109th Congress, President George Bush signed a resolution in 2006 that each May would be Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM). Like other group's months, JAHM is the time to celebrate the contributions of American Jews to the fabric of our nation's lives. America has been both a haven and a home to Jews
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