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Advanced amphibious landing capabilities improve Israel’s ability to win – JNS.org

| May 27, 2022

(May 25, 2022 / Israel Hayom) This weeks report that the Israeli Navy has acquired two new amphibious landing craft has again raised the issue of how vital such capabilities are to the Israel Defense Forces and how it can use them when the day arrives.

Boom, there was a community: Washingtons Jewish future guided by history – MyNorthwest

| May 27, 2022

A landmark book documenting Jewish history in Washington state has just been updated and reissued in a revised edition by the Washington State Jewish Historical Society.

Only countries that continue to innovate can lead – CTech

| May 27, 2022

Calcalist and Poalim Hi-Tech have launched the StartUp+ competition for a third straight year The competition is designed to accompany new startups on their path to growth.

Rescuing Ladino from the Flames of History – aish.com – Aish

| May 2, 2022

How a language teetering on the brink of extinction represents the faith and fortitude of the Jewish people. As a Jewish girl growing up in New York City towards the end of the 20th century, it seemed most people I encountered equated Jews and Judaism with three things: bagels, lox, and a very phlegmy-sounding language called Yiddish. The reasons for these associations during my formative and teen-age years were undoubtedly affected by the cultural exposure provided by sheer numbersnearly 500,000 Jews from Eastern Europe had settled on the lower East side in the early part of the 20th century, seeking refuge from the endless persecution and pogroms that had plagued their communities for centuries

By the numbers, corporate progress on gender diversity is a failure – CNBC

| May 2, 2022

Klaus Vedfelt | DigitalVision | Getty Images When Anat Ashkenazi became CFO of Eli Lilly in 2021, she noticed a data point that was frustrating: she was the only female CFO in the biopharma sector.

On National Rugelach Day, A Look Into the History of Rugelach in NYC – Untapped New York

| May 2, 2022

This year and beyond, April 29 is National Rugelach Day, honoring the popular Jewish confection. Originating in Poland nearly four centuries ago, rugelach are today found in most Israeli cafes and bakeries, shaped in the form of a crescent by rolling a triangle of dough around a filling.

As Montreal as? The mystery of the cheese bagel – Montreal Gazette

| May 2, 2022

Breadcrumb Trail Links A lot has been written about the famous Montreal bagel, but its much harder to trace the origins of its cheesy cousin. Author of the article: In the back room of Sollys Catering company headquarters in Lachine, the bakers are busy they make about 250,000 a year. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

World steps up fight against polio as new cases surface in Pakistan and Israel – The National

| May 2, 2022

Pakistan's first recorded polio case in more than a year served as a stark reminder that the global fight to eradicate the disease is still to be won. Health officials announced this past Friday a 15-month-old boy had been left paralysed after contracting the wild polio virus in the north-western district of North Waziristan

How Richmond Restaurant JewFro Is Working to Bring Together Two Local Histories – Bon Appetit

| May 2, 2022

Richmond is a natural birthplace for a restaurant like JewFro. The former capital of the Confederacy relied heavily on an industry of slavery, which primarily operated in what is now JewFros neighborhood

‘I live in peace with my two identities, Jewish and Arab – Haaretz

| May 2, 2022

Almost a year has passed since the riots that took place in mixed cities across Israel last May, during the last bout of fighting between Israel and Gaza. Jews and Arabs were quick to establish reconciliation initiatives.


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