‘We Put Them in the Jewish Community to Protect Our People’: City and State Add Permanent Security Cameras to Combat Rise in Anti-Semitism – Gotham…
admin | February 11, 2020
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Bernie Sanders: Being Jewish is one of top things that shaped my worldview – Jewish Journal
admin | February 11, 2020
Justin Sullivan/Getty Ima... Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders looks on during a press conference at his New Hampshire campaign headquarters on February 6, 2020 in Manchester, New Hampshire
Las Vegas man who allegedly wanted to attack synagogue pleads guilty to having bomb parts – NBC News
admin | February 10, 2020
A Las Vegas man who allegedly wanted to attack a synagogue and an LGBTQ bar pleaded guilty Monday to possessing bomb-making components, federal authorities said. Conor Climo, 23, faces a maximum of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, the U.S
Rockland County’s Jews Have Complicated Relationships – Jewish Journal
admin | February 10, 2020
Sometimes, when Katrina Hertzberg sees a visibly Jewish person in her neighborhood in Nyack, N.Y. a woman wearing a wig, say, or a man in a black suit and hat she thinks to herself, Oh my God, are we next? She wonders whether her area of Rockland County, N.Y., is next to receive an influx of Hasidic neighbors, which she worries could mean lots of disruptive changes and new construction housing, yeshivas, synagogues.
Bill Seeks to Close Loophole That Helped Accused Poway Shooter Buy a Gun – Voice of San Diego
admin | February 10, 2020
This post originally appeared in theFeb. 7 Sacramento Report.
Bennett: Everyone is targeting us in their campaigns – Arutz Sheva
admin | February 10, 2020
Yamina chairman and Minister of Defense Naftali Bennett spoke on Monday at the Knesset plenum about a new Shabbat newsletter that he came across for the first time in synagogue this past Shabbat. "I will tell you a story," Bennett said as he turned to Labor-Gesher-Meretz chairman MK Amir Peretz, who was sitting in the plenum
JSLI trained Rabbi Jordania Goldberg brings peace to the world – PR Web
admin | February 10, 2020
"It is Rabbi Goldberg's mission to heal the world one person at a time, and in this book she explains the way she uses kabbalah, physical technique and energy to yield a very powerful roadmap towards holistic healing-that of mind, body and spirit. " Rabbi Steven Blane LAS VEGAS (PRWEB) February 10, 2020 A graduate of Jewish Spiritual Leaders Institute and member of the Union of Jewish Universalist Communities, Rabbi Jordania Goldberg spreads her vision of peace. From co officiating at High Holiday services in Greece to the publication of her new book she continues her efforts of repairing the world (Tikun Olam.) In January, Rabbi Jordania opened iPath Counseling where she will be conducting virtual care counseling as well as published her book, KSTechnique, Helping Heal the World One Person at a Time.
Daniel Mendoza and the Ascent of Modern Combat Sports on Conder Tokens – CoinWeek
admin | February 10, 2020
By Jeremy Bostwick Senior Numismatist & Cataloger, Stacks Bowers Though neither pugilistic techniquebe it in boxing or in MMA (mixed martial arts)nor the idea of pay-per-view are anything new, these concepts werent always the case in the world of combat sports and entertainment. Prior to the late 18th century, boxers generally stood still, attempting to land blow after blow on their opponent until one fighter was left standing; no attempts were made to act defensively or in anticipation. Likewise, back alley or pub fighting was commonplace, with the event serving more as a chance to gamble on the eventual winner than as an actual spectacle for which patrons would pay to view.
Why Does No One Care About Jewish Heritage Month? The …
admin | February 10, 2020
So how did you commemorate Jewish American Heritage Month this May? If you didnt or if you didnt even know such a month existed you are in good company, that of the majority of American Jews.
‘Rendering Witness’ Displays Risks Artists Took While the Holocaust Raged in Europe – The Jewish Voice
admin | February 10, 2020
The choice by many victims of the Nazis to document their experiences through art was a form of resistance, and it was one that left a critically important set of records for future generations, says Jack Kliger, president and CEO of the Museum of Jewish HeritageA Living Memorial to the Holocaust in New York City. By: Shiryn Ghermezian Museum of Jewish HeritageA Living Memorial to the Holocaust in Lower Manhattan
