THE HEADLINES
- · Jewish Federation announces Cincinnati 2020 progress, holds 117th annual meeting
- · Young leaders integral to Community Campaign success
- · Cedar Village President and CEO heads to China
- · Golf, Tennis & Mah Jongg tournament recognizes JCC Senior Center
- · Wise Temple Brotherhood hosts end-of-year picnic for religious school
- · NHS holds Quintessential Marriage Celebration
- · Northern Hills HaZaK learns about Jews of Salonika
- · How Jewish young professionals do Shabbat in Cincinnati
- · Congregation Sha’arei Torah’s Shavuot Torah study program
- · Hadassah Coffee Talk on identity theft protection
- · Cedar Village annual meeting
- · Wise Temple presents Shavuot Sensation: Everyday Holiness with Rabbi Jan Katzew
- · Wise Temple’s evening at the piano lounge
- · Northern Hills Synagogue to celebrate Shavuot
- · Adath’s first Shabbat Family Day a huge success
- · Israel@65 collaboration: A great success
- · Community News
- · Israel@65: A whirlwind year
- · AJC announces winners for Lazarus Awards
- · Community news: Local runners ran in Boston Marathon
- · NHS installs new officers, trustees
- · This month at Rockdale Temple
- · Upcoming youth, family events at Adath
- · J Spa celebrates moms with spa specials
- · Community News
- · Defendants in $57 million Claims Conference fraud trial found guilty
- · Committee selects Daniel Libeskind to create Ohio Statehouse Holocaust Memorial
- · National briefs
- · Innovation a common ground for ‘start-up nation’ Israel and Massachusetts
- · Breaking with all black, some Chabad men pushing fashion boundaries
- · To stay afloat, shuls merging across denominational divide
- · In violent region where Boston bombers have roots, Jews are sparse but maintain relative calm
- · Israeli couple is face of gay family reunification efforts
- · How Saul Bellow ‘blew it’ with the Holocaust, changed his tune after Six Day War
- · Community News
- · National Briefs
- · Meet restaurateur Lisa Schroeder, Portland’s unofficial Jewish mother-in-chief
- · Seeking Kin: Bringing Jacques Faitlovitch to the screen and relatives back in touch
- · Torah navigation leads to new journeys
- · Celebrate Shavuot with the best of the spring season
- · Why 1948 matters more than ever
- · From Rummikub to the ‘God Particle’: A timeline of Israeli innovations
- · Celebrating Israel’s 65th Independence Day – Atlanta Style
- · Israel Independence Day at 65: Programs foster Israel education in North America
- · Community news: Local runners ran in Boston Marathon
- · Converting a happy pig into a kosher cow: A Memphis fundraising story
- · Amid Portland’s Jewish population surge, community leaders try to lure the young and hip
- · Alan Dershowitz and Caroline Glick clash on two-state solution
- · Philanthropist Tad Taube wants Polish Jewry remembered for life, not death
- · GOP wants more sit-downs with Jews—even if they bring up ‘forcible rape’
- · Syria, target of reported Israeli airstrikes, jumps to top of Iran’s foreign interests
- · In violent region where Boston bombers have roots, Jews are sparse but maintain relative calm
- · Netanyahu in China to cultivate relations with increasingly relevant ‘sleeping giant’
- · Amid rising Islamism in Africa, Israel-Senegal ties still flourishing
- · International briefs
- · Oil-rich Qatar pushing to make its name as a Mideast peace broker
- · International Briefs
- · Israel’s 65th Independence Day: Snapshots through the decades
- · From Rummikub to the ‘God Particle’: A timeline of Israeli innovations
- · Yom Hazikaron: Remembering Israel’s most recent fallen soldiers, terror victims
- · International Briefs
- · Across Warsaw, remembering Warsaw Ghetto heroes with yellow daffodils
- · Ukrainian Jews worry that rise of Svoboda party will bring anti-Semitism back into vogue
- · In Syria, reports of Israeli strike on chemical weapons site and increasing Islamic control of rebels
- · The Birthright Israel flip side: Fewer high school students traveling to Israel
- · International Briefs
- · Budapest bistro Matzah Soldier drawing trendy clientele with a fresh take on grandma’s cooking
- · Newly opened museum aims to show Jews not a ‘footnote to Polish history’
- · International Briefs
- · In Iran talks, North Korea parallel goes only so far
- · Plagiarism scandal finally fells France’s celebrity chief rabbi, who resigns
- · International Briefs
- · Thatcher remembered for her affection for Britain’s Jews
- · Poland has one month supply of kosher meat left
- · Eastern European communities overwhelmed by costs of cemetery upkeep
- · Haredi Orthodox youth mob Western Wall to protest women’s prayer service
- · Israel briefs
- · Syria attacks suggest Israel can act with impunity
- · Israeli government budget proposal includes unprecedented taxes, extensive cuts
- · Israeli Paralympian Pascale Bercovitch eyes 2016 Games in Rio
- · Israeli couple is face of gay family reunification efforts
- · Sharansky’s Kotel plan loses support from both sides
- · Israel Briefs
- · American labor unions raising millions for Rabin Center
- · Israel’s 65th Independence Day: Snapshots through the decades
- · Why 1948 matters more than ever
- · From Rummikub to the ‘God Particle’: A timeline of Israeli innovations
- · Israel Independence Day at 65: Programs foster Israel education in North America
- · Yom Hazikaron: Remembering Israel’s most recent fallen soldiers, terror victims
- · While Jerusalem Day is celebrated above ground, archaeological discoveries reveal city’s layers
- · ‘Hatikvah’ in the Holocaust: A song of hope in a time of despair
- · Israel Independence Day honor for mayor who turned a mountain into a metropolis
- · At 65, Israel defies economic meltdown
- · Israel Briefs
- · New research sheds light on Nazi influence in Arab world
- · Palestinian terrorist kills father of five in stabbing at Tapuach Junction
- · Can a moderate chief rabbi transform the Israeli Rabbinate? Not really
- · Kotel compromise notwithstanding, Israel facing uphill battle over religious pluralism
- · What Boston hospitals learned from Israel
- · Israel Briefs
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