admin | February 21, 2020
Academy Award-winning actress Diane Keaton recently came to Washington and stated straightforwardly before us: Now, at 71 years of age, Randy is in the process of dying. Randy is John Randolph Hall, born March 21, 1948, in Glendale. He is Keatons younger brother, now suffering from dementia while residing in an assisted-living facility
admin | February 21, 2020
Over 180 Jews Fly in to Celebrate Shabat at Recently Restored Alexandrian Synagogue According to various videos circulating on social media, a congregation of 180 Jews of Egyptian origin flew over to Egypt during the weekend to celebrate the opening of the Eliahu Hanavi synagogue in Alexandria following its restoration work. The event was organized by the Nebi Daniel Association, reports the Jerusalem Post
admin | February 21, 2020
Participants in a memorial service on the one-year anniversary of the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Fla., Feb.
admin | February 21, 2020
Photo Credit: Chaldean via Wikimedia Commons. {Reposted from the MEF website} Throughout Middle Eastern countries where Jews were once prosperous, numerous Jewish sites are getting a makeover and Jewish history is being remembered. It is a major change from the past decades when Jewish history in many Muslim countries was sidelined, or even purposely erased
admin | February 21, 2020
HAVANA (JTA) The remaining Jewish community in Cuba has much to contend with a lack of resources and rabbis, a population thats both aging and dwindling, and ongoing uncertainty about how much aid and assistance they can expect from their co-religionists in the United States. Adding to that long list: Its not easy to find traditional Jewish foods. There are a variety of reasons why, especially for observant Jews who keep kosher
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
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.
admin | February 10, 2020
This post originally appeared in theFeb. 7 Sacramento Report.
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
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.
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