THE HEADLINES
- · JCRC’s annual meeting disputes lies about Israel, installs new president
- · UC’s Department of Judaic Studies brings students to Israel and Jordan
- · Jewish Family Service annual meeting
- · Enjoy an evening with Peter Sagal at the JCC
- · Camp Chabad offers top sports instruction on UC fields and courts
- · Community calendar
- · Cincinnati community remembers Benjamin Gettler
- · Jewish Family Service WE GIVE A… campaign a finalist in local marketing competition
- · Mazel Tov to Adath Israel Congregation’s Confirmation Class of 5773
- · Camp Chabad campers explore acting with professional actress at CCM
- · JCC Summer Cinema Series presents must-see films
- · Adath Israel second graders make map of Israel
- · Young Professionals get fired up for a cooking competition
- · Livni’s talk wows AJC Global Forum audience
- · Northern Hills HaZaK features Cantor Sharon Hordes
- · Wise Temple Brotherhood continues bike riding
- · Community calendar
- · Assistant German Ambassador Jens Hanefeld visits Cincinnati, hosts lunch at Plum Street Temple
- · JCC professionals win arts awards
- · Northern Hills focuses on prayer at Chavurat Shabbat service
- · Wise Temple Brotherhood presents Men’s Health Night
- · Wise Temple’s Kulanu Graduates of 2013
- · Wise Temple’s Confirmation Class of 2013
- · Jewish Federation holds annual meeting
- · The JCC Wolf Center for Arts & Ideas announces 2013-14 season
- · When Helen Keller confronted the Nazis
- · Mapping out the ‘actual conditions’ of the Middle East
- · Nearly 70 years after liberation, Holocaust memorials continue to proliferate
- · Heads up: Jewish brewer thriving amid craft beer boom
- · National briefs
- · For century-old ADL, curbing online hate proves a modern-day dilemma
- · Feinstein and Wyden, on opposite ends of intel debate, are known for independence
- · Samantha Power, U.S. ambassador to the U.N. appointee, has history of controversial statements on Israel
- · EU envoy: Settlements leading to Israel’s isolation
- · Seeking Kin: Photo brings desperate hope for a Holocaust miracle
- · ‘Hannah Arendt’ movie captures intensity of intellectual combat
- · National briefs
- · Faster than a speeding bagel: Super Jewish dad
- · In Senate, Lautenberg maintained commitment to the Jewish community
- · National briefs
- · Google Glass portends brave new Jewish world
- · Seeking Kin: Finding one relative in Israel—and looking for more
- · Law cited in Fox News furor has AIPAC history
- · In crowdsourcing for weddings, new methods for an old idea
- · Why do Jews intermarry, and who wants to marry a Jew, anyway?
- · Kosovo remembers Jews who perished in the Holocaust as Pristina unveils commemorative plaque
- · Seeking Kin: From a mother’s devotion, the perfect picture
- · After botched probe, Claims Conference chairman Julius Berman addresses accountability
- · National briefs
- · Pressing Poland on restitution poses dilemma for U.S., Jewish groups
- · Tisha B’Av in the 21st century
- · Will Hassan Rohani, not the first ‘moderate’ Iranian president, bring more of the same for nuclear program?
- · Poland’s Jewish renaissance brings to light ‘underpinnings’ of Judeo-Christian Western culture
- · Jewish exporter from Paris becoming hot merchandise on French music scene
- · Israel, U.S., Jordan reportedly coordinating attack on Syrian weapons
- · International briefs
- · Security guards fail to pursue assailants on German rabbi
- · Shadows cast on the heroism of ‘Italian Schindler’
- · Protests in Turkey: Can Erdogan weather the storm?
- · International briefs
- · After nine months of captivity, Jewish doctor returns to hero’s welcome
- · Near Dutch ‘Sharia triangle,’ a small Jewish enclave endures
- · Germany commits to additional $800 million for home care for Holocaust survivors
- · International briefs
- · As European soccer racism festers, British pros coach Israelis in tolerance
- · Can Jordan’s monarchy hold on, or will it become the next casualty of the Arab Spring?
- · Jacob Ostreicher’s wife laments: ‘They will never let him go’
- · Will Iran see a renewed ‘Green Revolution’ erupt next month?
- · In Senegalese bush, Bani Israel tribe claims Jewish heritage
- · International briefs
- · Moroccan king funding preservation of Cape Verde Jewish heritage—but to what end?
- · International briefs
- · IDF not responsible for 2000 al-Dura shooting, government report finds
- · Syria, target of reported Israeli airstrikes, jumps to top of Iran’s foreign interests
- · Syria, target of reported Israeli airstrikes, jumps to top of Iran’s foreign interests
- · For Israeli students, Jerusalem auto race was just a test drive
- · Amid global focus on Jewish construction, NGO counters illegal Arab building
- · Border clashes may make it hard for Israel to steer clear of Syria conflict
- · Israel Briefs
- · On rabbinic equality, non-Orthodox leaders are hopeful but wary
- · Why did Israel’s promising electric car maker fail?
- · Israel briefs
- · Water surplus in Israel? With desalination, once unthinkable is possible
- · Syrian refugees quietly treated by Israel while UN makes latest ‘parody of itself’
- · Israel briefs
- · Gliding through history on Jerusalem’s light rail
- · For West Bank tourists, a cocktail of religion, politics and wineries
- · To haredim, Knesset member Rabbi Dov Lipman now a turncoat
- · IDF captain, one hand prosthetic and the other paralyzed, still yearns to defend Israel
- · IDF not responsible for 2000 al-Dura shooting, government report finds
- · Syria, target of reported Israeli airstrikes, jumps to top of Iran’s foreign interests
- · Israel briefs
- · 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
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