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Matzo Order and Shipping Updates from Yiddish Farm

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In light of the current public health situation we have decided to cancel our Riverdale, Brooklyn and JCC Manhattan pick up locations. If you have ordered for pick up in either of those locations...
March of the Living participants. Photo by Yossi Zeliger.

March of the Living program in Poland postponed due to coronavirus

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March of the Living, the largest annual international Holocaust-education program that takes groups to the grounds of Auschwitz-Birkenau in Poland and then Israel, will not take place in this month because of concerns related...
Orthodox Union executive vice president Allen Fagin addresses the Women’s Initiative Leadership Summit. Credit: Courtesy.

Orthodox Union launches North American Inclusion Month with 200-plus events

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The Orthodox Union’s (OU) Yachad, the leading group for individuals with disabilities in the Orthodox community, kicked off North American Inclusion Month (NAIM) with more than 200 events taking place around the United States...
Celebrants dance down the streets of Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, to mark the completion and inauguration of a Torah scroll on the European island. Photo by Gabriel Rutenberg/Chabad.org/News.

Iceland Jewish community celebrates its first permanent Torah scroll

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The Jewish community in Reykjavik, Iceland, celebrated the completion and inauguration of the island’s first permanent Torah scroll on Sunday. Celebrants danced down the streets of the nation’s capital, and guests came from Europe and Israel for...
Detective Joseph Seals, who was killed on Dec. 10 during a Jersey City shootout with two suspects who then attacked a kosher supermarket. Source: Officer Down Memorial Page.

Orthodox Jewish community gives $48,000 check to family of slain Jersey City officer

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The mayor of Jersey City, along with members of the Orthodox Jewish community in New York and New Jersey, presented a check of $48,000 to the family of Det. Joseph Seals, who was killed on Dec. 10...
Children at the Kavod Charter School in San Diego. While math, reading and writing are taught in English, much of the rest of the school day—from morning meeting to art class to physical education and even recess are conducted in Hebrew. Source: Kavod Charter School via Twitter.

Hebrew becomes hip in American schools as a boon for kids and communities

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For many students, taking a second language used to mean choosing between French and Spanish, and even then not until high school. These days, however, more students have been signing up for Hebrew in...
Ruth Harber (second from left) and family at liberation. (Family photo)

Museum honors Holocaust survivor Ruth Harber

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Ruth Harber of Valley Center and Anne Frank, one of the most discussed Jewish victims of the Holocaust, share a similar life as young teenagers: both spent two years in hiding from the Nazis...

Celebrate Diversity and Unity through story and song: Soul To Soul

Soul to Soul is the electrifying and emotionally captivating theatrical concert that follows the experiences of two minority peoples and their paths to America’s promise of freedom—overcoming segregation, prejudice, and economic hardship. An event not...
Emily B. Landau, Senior Research Fellow, head of the Arms Control and Regional Security Program. Credit: INSS.

Israeli arms-control expert Emily Landau dies at age 59

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Top Israeli arms-control expert Emily Landau died after a long illness on Monday at the age of 59, announced the Tel Aviv-based Institute for National Security Studies think tank, where she was a senior...
Adam Lehman. Credit: Hillel International.

Hillel International names Adam Lehman as new president and CEO

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Hillel International announced Adam Lehman as its new president and CEO on Tuesday. Lehman, who has held the interim CEO position since July 2019, previously served as the organization’s chief operating officer for four years. In...