Editorial: Jewish Philanthropy in the Post-Oct. 7 Era - Baltimore Jewish Times
Explore the impact of Oct. 7 on Jewish philanthropy. Discover how responses to crises shape giving and community resilience.| Baltimore Jewish Times
Danny Zaken After the initial euphoria over the return by Hamas of 20 living Israeli hostages and the outrage at the terrorist organization for handing over only a fraction of the deceased hostages, talks on the next steps to end the war in Gaza are advancing. Before moving to the next stage of President Donald […] The post Opinion: Who Will Disarm Hamas? appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.| Baltimore Jewish Times
Etgar Lefkovits | JNS Haleli Truman had a deeply personal message for the Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah during Israel’s war with the terror organization last year. “I know we will get to you even if you hide 20 meters under the earth,” the 30-year-old Lebanese-born social media influencer posted on Instagram from her home in […] The post Lebanese-Born Israel Activist Marries IDF Paratrooper Who Fought Hezbollah appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.| Baltimore Jewish Times
Rabbi Moshe Hauer, executive vice president of the Orthodox Union since 2020 and senior rabbi of Bnai Jacob Shaarei Zion Congregation in Baltimore for 26 years, died Oct. 14 of a heart attack at his home in the city. He was 60 years old. Hauer was beloved at Bnai Jacob Shaarei Zion, where he took […] The post Legendary Baltimore Rabbi, Orthodox Union Executive VP Dies at 60 appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.| Baltimore Jewish Times
Bar mitzvahs and bat mitzvahs, also known as b’nai mitzvahs, are a well-known ceremony in the Jewish community that marks the coming of age for a Jewish child; however, today’s b’nai mitzvah celebrations look a lot different than those even 10 years ago. “When I was growing up, mitzvah celebrations were like, every kid looked […] The post How B’nai Mitzvahs Have Changed Over the Years appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.| Baltimore Jewish Times
By Jan Kapusnak “Israel treats the Palestinians the way Nazi Germany treated the Jews.” Few slogans in modern propaganda are as powerful, emotional and poisonous as this one. In recent years, it has become a rallying cry at demonstrations and across social media. Gaza is depicted as the “Auschwitz” of the 21st century. Israeli airstrikes […] The post Opinion: Propaganda by Analogy appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.| Baltimore Jewish Times
By Rabbi Chaim Goldberg As Israel marks the second anniversary of Hamas’ Simchat Torah massacre, the painful memories of that dark day are still fresh for many victims. Families continue to grieve their losses, and the nation remains traumatized by the unprecedented degree of violence. One aspect of the tragedy, however, has brought a sense […] The post Opinion: A Time of Healing: The IDF Rabbinate’s Role in Identifying Hamas’ Victims appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.| Baltimore Jewish Times
By Rabbi Elie Kaunfer When I heard the news of a deal to return the hostages and end the war, I shed tears of joy and relief. This is a day we have been waiting for literally for years — hundreds of days without hope. I worried the words of our prayer for the hostages, […] The post Opinion: The End of the War in Gaza Is Bringing Tears of Joy — And Sorrow. How Can We Handle It All? appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.| Baltimore Jewish Times
By Gideon Sa’ar These are historic moments for the people of Israel and the State of Israel. During more than two years of a tough war on multiple fronts, Israel as a nation has shown extraordinary strength, determination and resilience. We have succeeded in restoring Israel’s image of strength in the region and the world […] The post Opinion: For Israel, a Holiday Within a Holiday appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.| Baltimore Jewish Times
The Trump administration’s push to force U.S. control of TikTok has been framed as a national security measure. But for vulnerable communities, the far more urgent question is whether new owners will maintain moderation guardrails — or rip them out in the name of growth. What’s at stake is not only the fight against antisemitism […] The post Editorial: Online Moderation Is Not Censorship appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.| Baltimore Jewish Times
Explore the impact of Oct. 7 on Jewish philanthropy. Discover how responses to crises shape giving and community resilience.| Baltimore Jewish Times
Students from Beth El’s Berman-Lipavsky Religious School blew the shofar in celebration of the new year.| Baltimore Jewish Times
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Several million people around the world have participated in pro-Hamas demonstrations since the Islamist organization’s atrocities in southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. Nearly every major city has been the location of one or more of these “From the river to the sea” spectacles.| Baltimore Jewish Times
Uncover the impact of the Dreyfus Affair on political tensions and antisemitism in France, as recognized by President Macron.| Baltimore Jewish Times
Senate Democrats vote against weapons sales to Israel, reflecting changing views on military aid amid the Gaza crisis.| Baltimore Jewish Times
Explore the contributions of Israeli women on the frontlines as they strive for excellence and save lives in challenging environments.| Baltimore Jewish Times
Join the upcoming events including an open house and educational sessions designed for community engagement and learning.| Baltimore Jewish Times
Keir Starmer plans to recognize a Palestinian state in September unless Israel takes action to improve the situation in Gaza.| Baltimore Jewish Times
