Let’s face it — it’d be foolish to sum up the year 5784 with sentimentality. Many positive things occurred since last Rosh Hashanah, and it’s important not to dwell in pessimism, but I assume if we all condensed 5784 into one word, I wouldn’t be allowed to print it in this paper.
In my line of work, I see a lot of antisemitism.As the Jewish Community Relation Bureau | American Jewish Committee’s (JCRB|AJC) director of education and programs, I am likely more familiar than most with the history of antisemitism and various contemporary manifestations of it.
Resilience. Exhaustion. Pride. Sorrow.
These are some of the feelings I have in late September 2024, nearly a year after Oct. 7, 2023.
If you’re reading this in The Jewish Chronicle, there’s a good chance you have never been inside a Christian Science Reading Room. But I have.
What I learned from creating The Chronicle’s Day of Discovery presentation
Did you know that August is National Make-A-Will month?
Local BBYO member Jonah Stein wrote about his experience shortly after his visit to Auschwitz on a BBYO Passport trip in early July.
This summer was our second Summer Learning Seminar with the Pardes Institute in Jerusalem.
Amid rising tensions on college campuses, I recently joined more than 200 Chabad on Campus emissaries from 14 countries for our summer conference in Israel.
Disgusted, scared, confused and angry are all words to describe my feelings about our world post-Oct. 7, the day of the Hamas invasion of southern Israel and mass murder of over 1,200 Israelis.
