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Introducing Mitch Cohen, the Israelite’s new book reviewer
Mitch Cohen grew up in Cincinnati, graduating from Walnut Hills High School and the University
Wise Temple earns first annual HIAS Pathways Leadership Award
Submitted by Isaac M. Wise Temple In February 2022, six members of an Afghan family
Mayerson JCC to offer American Red Cross babysitting class
By Julia Olson Assistant Editor The Mayerson JCC will be offering a babysitting class for
JCC’s 60 & Better Center to explore intersection between Broadway and Hollywood
By Julia Olson Assistant Editor The Mayerson JCC’s 60 & Better Center will be hosting
‘Where are all the Jews at?’ A year after mass rally for Israel, turnout at its followup is sparse
Courtesy of JTA. Photo credit: Ron KampeasA sparse crowd listens to Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
‘History’s greatest comeback’: Netanyahu congratulates Trump
Courtesy of JTA. Photo credit: Amos Ben-Gershom, Israel Government Press OfficeIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Suspects accused of vandalizing Brooklyn Museum director’s home hit with ‘terroristic threat as a hate crime’ charges
Courtesy of JTA. Photo credit: Matt KaneThe vandalization of the residence of Brooklyn Museum director
These Brooklyn high schoolers retraced a Holocaust survivor’s experience during Kristallnacht — without ever leaving the classroom
Courtesy of JTA. Photo credit: Jackie HajdenbergAmari Benton (right) uses a virtual reality headset to
US Ed Department to probe bias at New Jersey school district, Rutgers, Vanderbilt
Courtesy of JNS. Photo credit: Famartin via Wikimedia CommonsThe view south along Essex County Route