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IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif.—May marks Jewish American Heritage Month, honoring over 350 years of Jewish contributions to American history. From science and medicine to the men and wome...
IMPERIAL COUNTY, Calif.—May marks Jewish American Heritage Month, honoring over 350 years of Jewish contributions to American history. From science and medicine to the men and wome...
Even if you’re someone with the most prolific knowledge of Jewish American history, you may not have heard of the small Caribbean island of St. Eustatius. But its Jewish community...
The celebration included a gala and a visit to the grave of Florida's first Jewish mayor. -- The post Steeped in history, Pensacola Jews celebrate the 150th anniversary of Florida’...
In May 1897, the Arkansas Gazette placed an unusual scene on its front page. Alongside a sketch of Little Rock’s new B’nai Israel synagogue, the paper described the dedication in v...
A short history of how a movement founded to make synagogues feel less 'Jewy' spent two centuries quietly putting the Jewishness back
In “The First Salute,” Philadelphia’s Weitzman Museum reframes the nation's 250th birthday through a global, Jewish lens. -- The post Did this tiny island’s Jewish community help...
(JTA) — PENSACOLA, Florida — Mention the Jewish exodus to Florida, and people immediately think Miami Beach, Boca Raton or Aventura. But it was here in Pensacola — along the Gulf C...
A highly abridged monthly version of Dust & Stars.
While she believes the program can play an important role in addressing antisemitism, Tishby emphasized that no single initiative can solve the problem on its own. “It will be a to...
Graphic novelist Julian Voloj was walking through Manhattan’s Chinatown when he stumbled across the cemetery of the United States’ oldest Jewish community, Shearith Israel. This in...
Jewish Studies Weighs How to Move Forward in the Post–Oct. 7 Era Sara Weissman Mon, 05/11/2026 - 03:00 AM As some Jewish studies programs experience new...
A declining population and a growing ultra-Orthodox minority threaten to reduce the community's wealth and influence. With Israel more dependent than ever on America, that is worri...
Delineating Jewish time might actually undercut efforts to boost Jewish pride, writes a lifelong Jewish educator. -- The post We want a widely celebrated Jewish American Heritage M...
Its pages attest to the miraculous nature of Jewish survival and the invaluable contribution of one covenantal nation, the United States, to another, in ensuring the spiritual flou...
On this beautiful Sacramento morning, in the face, perhaps in defiance of, so much in the world that is painful, tenuous and deeply troubling, we convened and we lifted up what c...
Tevi Troy, Wall Street Journal As part of of America's semiquincentennial, President Trump has formally encouraged American Jews to take a national Sabbath...
The cookbook author's family history is uncovered in "Histories and Mysteries," a new project of a renowned Jewish genealogy institute. -- The post Jewish food writer Joan Nathan...
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At our campus Seder this week, I found myself talking to a student about Passover as a holiday of memory. She seemed puzzled and asked me to explain. The Seder plate, the ritual of...
The civil rights movement represented a kind of pax romana in Black–Jewish relations — symbolized most enduringly by the image of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel marching beside Marti...
I have never lived alone. I’ve never even lived with only my partner, at least not for all that long. We’ve always had roommates. And that means we’ve always had roommates’ stuff....
In the winter of 1789, a French aristocrat named Stanislas de Clermont-Tonnerre stood in the National Assembly and argued that Jews should be made citizens. He won. But he attached...
Jews fulfill their mission through exemplary behavior; our calling is to inspire the world to hear God's word. The post A Proud Jew appeared first on Jewish Journal.
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