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Sierra Vista librarian hopes Holocaust exhibit fills in educational gaps
The public library of Sierra Vista, a small town in southeast Arizona, hosted “Walk with Holocaust Survivors,” a virtual ...
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Tempe interim rabbi highlights importance of community in transition year
Temple Emanuel of Tempe welcomed Rabbi Jonathan Biatch, its interim spiritual leader, at the beginning of July. The recently ...
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How to celebrate Simchat Torah when our hearts are weighed down by grief
The very name of this holiday — “the joy of the Torah,” celebrating the completion of the annual Torah cycle — connotes an ...
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Silent dancing on Simchat Torah? A joyous Jewish holiday is remade for a mournful anniversary.
(JTA) — For many Jews across the United States and globe, memories of last year’s Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah will forever revolve around grim phone alerts and hushed conversations in synagogue, ...
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Will Sinwar’s death end the Gaza war? The US hopes so, but Hamas and Netanyahu say they’ll keep fighting.
For months, the United States has signaled that Yahya Sinwar was the biggest impediment to a ceasefire deal in the ...
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Milestone - Obituary
Dov Aron Mayimsde peacefully passed on October 18, 2024. He was born, raised and died in Tel Aviv. He is preceded by his parents, Yitzhak and Rivka Mayimsde, and is survived by his sister, Lora Vitale ...
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Jewish group breaks down propositions on the Arizona ballot
Arizona voters might be surprised about the length of the ballots they’re currently receiving in the mail — two full pages, front and back. Those who have already voted would probably testify that it ...