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Baltimore Jewish Community To Create Oct. 7 Memorial Garden (opens the original)
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Next month, the Baltimore Jewish Council will host a community commemoration of Oct. 7 at The Associated’s Goldsmith Campus. In partnership with the Baltimore Israel Coalition and Art with a Heart, the BJC is inviting the community to participate in the Oct. 7 event, which will also launch a new memorial garden project. “We have been having conversations about what we thought would be appropriate for this year’s commemoration. What would honor the memory of those who were killed and reflect the
JUSA Chabad Marks Rosh Hashanah, Sept. 11 With Services for Veterans (opens the original)
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The Jewish Uniformed Service Association of Maryland is hosting its ninth annual Rosh Hashanah services free to veterans starting with a Shabbat dinner on the erev of Rosh Hashanah. This year the Erev of Rosh Hashanah falls on the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11. “Especially to first responders, law enforcement and … military, it’s a very solemn day,” said Rabbi Chesky Tenenbaum, director of JUSA. For Tenenbaum, Sept. 11, 2001, hit close to home. “I lived in New York, just a couple miles from the T
Alsobrooks, Van Hollen Join Senate Call for Action on West Bank Violence (opens the original)
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U.S. Sens. Angela Alsobrooks and Chris Van Hollen of Maryland signed an Aug. 26 letter urging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to take immediate action against violence in the West Bank. The letter, which was signed by 45 of 47 U.S. Democratic senators, called for those responsible for violence against Palestinians to be held accountable by the Israeli authorities. The letter also calls for the Israeli government to complete “investigations into and ensuring accountability for the death
Pearlstone to Celebrate Its 25th Anniversary in October (opens the original)
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When Richie Pearlstone’s father died, he wanted to honor his memory. His father was avid believer in the value of informal Jewish educational spaces, so he established the Jack Pearlstone Institute for Living Judaism. Twenty-five years later, Pearlstone is celebrating its 25th anniversary in October. “When we started, I had a dream that it would be successful,” Pearlstone said. “How successful? No one knew.” When the Jack Pearlstone Institute for Living Judaism was first created, it was a progra
Connecting Jewish Students at Baltimore-Area Hillels (opens the original)
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As university students settle into campus life, Jewish organizations like Hillel are working to make sure Jewish students don’t get lost in the crowd. The first few weeks are a crucial window for welcoming students and building community. “This is a big campus,” Rabbi Alex Salzberg, executive director of Towson Hillel, said. “Students who are here for the very beginning can easily feel overwhelmed, not knowing where to go, not knowing where to find their place, not knowing where to find their pe
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