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Honoring the fallen on Memorial Day

Last year, I shared with you my thoughts after visiting some of the most notorious battlefields from the First World War. At St. Mihiel in...

‘Oppenheimer’ explores birth of the A bomb

LOS ANGELES — “Oppenheimer,” the Christopher Nolan biopic about the Jewish nuclear physicist who developed the atomic bomb,...

Eleanor Sobol

Eleanor ‘Itty’ Sobol Denver native Eleanor “Itty” Sobol passed away on April 30, 2023. She was 95. A service was held...

Lois Cohodas

Lois Cohodas Centenarian Lois Cohodas, mother of Nancy (Paul) Oberman of Denver, died on May 18, 2023. She was 105. A service was held on May...

Israel to invest $40 million in American day schools

By Philissa Cramer and Jackie Hajdenberg JERUSALEM — Citing “a major crisis in Jewish education,” Israel’s Diaspora...

The House of Bread

Culinarily, when it comes to Shavuos, we all associate it with delectable dairy foods and treats. Yet, when one reads the Book of Ruth,...

Confluence of memory

Maybe it was being a young child in Jerusalem, or maybe it’s simply part of Jewish DNA, but I’ve always been fascinated by...

Forty years too late, and off target besides

Israel wakes up to the need for intensive Jewish education in the Diaspora As reported in a Page 1 story this week, Israel wants to invest $40...

56 years since the reunification of Jerusalem

Adapted from Vintage Israeli Posters, by Noam Barnon On the 28th of Iyar in 1967 (June 7 in the secular calendar), during the Six Day War,...

Shavuot — the elusive holiday

Why is Shavuot the elusive holiday? The usual answer is that Shavuot has no unique ritual. Not the matzah or the seder of Passover, not the...