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L-r: Talia Haykin, Carolin Aronis, David J. Farahi, Barbara Zimmerman

‘Let my people go’ — a community’s passion

“In light of Oct. 7 and the abduction of Israeli civilians who are still held hostage, what does the rallying cry, ‘Let My People Go!’ mean for you this...

Joan Nathan is the author of My Life in Recipes

Joan Nathan’s life — a story told through recipes

Joan Nathan has released a 436-page autobiography, My Life in Recipes, that looks back at her storied career, from her childhood in Providence, RI, to the research and...

Sara and Zack Golditch at a recent CSU Rams football game. Both are alumni of the school; Zack was a star on its football team.

Aurora shooting survivor and wife find ways to give back

Sara and Zack Golditch, 28 and 29 years old respectively, are still in the early stages of their lives, marriage and careers, but they have already woven empathy into...

Serving reserve duty is keeping Natalie Zaks away from her pretzel business.

IDF reserve duty wreaks havoc for business owners

According to a civil group Brothers and Sisters for Israel, at least 10% of those who had been called up are small business owners. Although the government had rolled...

Something in the water

I was at Temple last week for the premiere of its documentary “Heritage, Harmony and Home,” produced for its momentous 150th anniversary.

Pianist Maurice El Medioni performs at the Barbican in London, June 21, 2008. (Andy Sheppard/Redferns)

Algerian Jewish pianist was revered among Jews, Muslims

Nearly 70 years ago to the day, a young Algerian Jewish pianist by the name of Maurice El Medioni dashed off a letter to Samy Elmaghribi in Casablanca.

Top: Pro-Israel rally at the Colorado State Capitol, Oct. 15, 2023. Bottom, l-r: Krista Boscoe, Dr. Ivan Geller

Kudos: Praiseworthy Jewish community figures

Every year the IJN salutes people known or obscure who bring freedom into our lives. Passover, with its message of gratitude to G-d for our freedom, is the appropriate...

L-r: Linda Foster, JFS; Miri Kornfeld, StandWithUs

A different Passover — two Denverites reflect

The Passover Haggadah, full of the story of persecution, perseverance and deliverance, will no doubt take on a new relevance when the book opens on April 22.

From the darkness of the impending danger

As we stand poised to celebrate another Passover: 
 After the astonishing night of Iran’s missiles and drones shot down without a single casualty, it feels like we...

Marvin Garfinkel

The obituary notice for US Marine Corps veteran Marvin Garfinkel, published in the Intermountain Jewish News.