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International Jewish athletes ‘return’ to Jerusalem for 20th Maccabiah Games – Heritage Florida Jewish News

| June 30, 2017

The USA delegation entering Ramat Gan Stadium at the 2013 Maccabiah opening ceremony. During the 20th Maccabiah Games next month, about 7,000 Jewish athletes from 80 countries will descend upon the Holy Land to join 2,500 Israeli athletes in the Olympic-style competition. Held every four years, the Jewish multi-sport competition is the world's third-largest sporting event.

Building in Beachwood | Destination | clevelandjewishnews.com – Cleveland Jewish News

| June 30, 2017

Beachwood celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2015 and the city doesnt appear to be slowing down as one of the most sought-after communities to live in and to work in. Beachwood was founded as a village in 1915 and became a city in 1960

Tidbits from the Sandwich Generation – Heritage Florida Jewish News

| June 30, 2017

Yiddish words that adorn Ruben's refrigerator. My favorite Mother's Day gift was a refrigerator magnet set with more Yiddish words than even my "Bubbie" (grandmother) spoke.

How Jewish women have shaped our nation – Canadian Jewish News

| June 29, 2017

In 1913, when anti-Semitism in Canada and around the world was rife and unabashed, and Jewish doctors were banned from practising in established hospitals, a group, including four Jewish women, set out to fund a hospital in the city of Toronto.

Palestinians Hope to List Hebron As UNESCO World Heritage Site – The Media Line

| June 29, 2017

Israel Pushing For Secret Ballot As part of its efforts to garner international support for an independent Palestinian state in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and east Jerusalem, Palestinians have appealed to the UNs Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to protect the Old City of Hebron from Israel by making it a Palestinian world heritage site. UNESCO is due to vote on the issue next week, and Israel, which sharply opposes the move, is pushing for a secret ballot. Earlier this month, Israel blocked a UNESCO team from visiting the city, where about 800 Jewish settlers live among 100,000 Palestinians.

A trove of Nazi-era objects in Argentina stuns investigators – thejewishchronicle.net

| June 29, 2017

Among other objects, police found medical devices marked with swastikas. (Photos by Leonardo Kremenchuzky/DAIA) The objects, discovered earlier this month in a hidden room of a house in the northern part of the city, included equipment used for Nazi medical experiments during the Holocaust. They were analyzed a week ago at Interpol headquarters in Lyon, France, Federal Police Commissioner Marcelo El Haibe said on June 19

What’s Goin On July | SD JEWISH JOURNAL – San Diego Jewish Journal

| June 29, 2017

San Diego Symphony The San Diego Symphony kicked off its Bayside Summer Nights season with Star Spangled Pops Concert, a tribute to the music of America including Broadway tunes and patriotic favorites. This first concert under the stars will complete its weekend run onJuly 2. Wynonna Judd returns to Bayside Summer Nights onJuly 4with a celebration of the nations birthday, featuring her new band

Housefather celebrates Jewish Canadian contributions – The Suburban Newspaper

| June 28, 2017

Mount Royal MP Anthony Housefather spoke in the Commons last week in support of Bill S-232, which designates the month of May as Canadian Jewish Heritage Month, recognizing the contribution of Jewish Canadians over 280 years. Housefather pointed out that Jewish Canadian Emile Berliner was the first person to make telephones and microphones workable, and Montrealer Louis Rubinstein was the first Canadian world figure skating champion

Bringing People Together in Montgomery County – Virginia Connection Newspapers

| June 27, 2017

Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett, in partnership with the Montgomery County Muslim Foundation and the Montgomery County Muslim Council hosted Iftar Dinner on June 15 at the Montgomery County Council Executive Office Building in Rockville. Iftar is the meal that Muslims eat to break their fast after sunset during Ramadan. After maghrib prayer, a full-course meal, consisting of soup, salad, appetizers and main dishes is served.

Corsicana receives $25k grant to maintain Temple Beth-El – Corsicana Daily Sun

| June 27, 2017

The Texas Jewish Historical Society is donating $25,000 to Corsicanas century-old, onion- domed synagogue, an architectural gem that needs $403,000 to replace rotting wood, upgrade HVAC equipment and install a fire-sprinkler system. The city, which has owned and maintained the Moorish revival Temple Beth-El since 1987, is optimistic that the TJHS grant will attract funds from Jewish foundations and individuals, which in the past have contributed little for the landmarks preservation.


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