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Challah French Toast Roundup

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Why Charlottesville Is a Jewish Issue

By Stephanie Lowitt

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Did You Talk to Your Kids About Charlottesville?

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Anita Diamant’s Iconic Novel “The Red Tent” Turns 20

By Judy Bolton-Fasman

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8/18/2017 Top Pick

Gil Preuss Named CEO of Jewish Federation of Greater Washington

By The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington

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8/18/2017 Top Pick

Welcome Home…Time to Get Back to Work!

Looking for ways to help make our world a better place? The Jewish Teen Initiative would love to help you turn your passions into action this year.

By Brett LubarskyFor Jewish Teen Initiative

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8/18/2017 Top Pick

Charlottesville Next Steps

Four specific actions you can do immediately to support Charlottesville.

By Jewschool

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8/18/2017 Top Pick

The Enemies We Don’t Know

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8/17/2017 Top Pick

In Response to Hate, Take a Seat at the Shabbat Table

Don’t stay silent; open up at Judaism’s sacred space.

By Ashley ArnoldFor Eser: Young Adult Learning Series

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8/17/2017

How to Teach Kids Spontaneous Charity

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

The Daily Stormer, the white supremacist website that promoted the Charlottesville rally and called 32-year-old rally victim Heather Heyer ‘‘fat’’ and ‘‘childless,” is listed as having two chapters in Massachusetts. (EDU BAYER/NEW YORK TIMES)

8/17/2017 Top Pick

Where Hate Calls ‘Home’ in Massachusetts

There are at least 12 organized hate groups in Massachusetts, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.

By The Boston Globe

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8/17/2017 Top Pick

In Charlottesville, the Local Jewish Community Presses On

Parades of Nazis passed our building, shouting, “There’s the synagogue!” followed by chants of “Seig Heil” and other anti-Semitic language.

By ReformJudaism.org

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8/17/2017 Top Pick

Empowering Young People in the Aftermath of Hate

By Anti-Defamation League

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8/17/2017 Top Pick

American Jews Left Wondering: Where Is Jared Kushner?

Although many have abandoned hope that the president’s Jewish son-in-law can rein Trump in, it hasn’t stopped community leaders speculating over his complete silence this week.

By Haaretz

Shards of glass sit near the area where a panel from the New England Holocaust Memorial was vandalized yesterday. (Staff photo by Matt Stone)

8/16/2017 Top Pick

Outrage, Disbelief Echo Over Latest Vandalism to Holocaust Memorial

Civic and religious leaders gathered at the New England Holocaust Memorial in Boston yesterday to denounce the third act of vandalism at the memorial in less than two months.

By Boston Herald

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8/16/2017 Top Pick

Gov. Charlie Baker: We Stand by the Jewish Community

“Shocking,” “disturbing” and “sad” were among the adjectives used by state and local politicians to describe Monday’s vandalism at the New England Holocaust Memorial.

By MassLive

Holocaust survivor Israel Arbeiter spoke at the Holocaust Memorial in Boston after it was vandalized for a second time. (BARRY CHIN/GLOBE STAFF)

8/16/2017 Top Pick

Officials, Holocaust Memorial Co-Founder Decry Vandalism to Site

By The Boston Globe

Several hundred white nationalists and white supremacists carrying torches marched through the University of Virginia campus on August 11. (EVELYN HOCKSTEIN FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)

8/16/2017 Top Pick

Our Schools’ Secret Shame: Anti-Semitism Is a Regular Occurrence

How will these students react as adults if anti-Semitism rises significantly?

By The Boston Globe

From left to right, Sasha Kaufman, Roni Simcha Miller and August Eberlein, embrace after a vigil at the Holocaust Memorial. (NICHOLAS PFOSI FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE)

8/16/2017 Top Pick

Hundreds Gather at Vigil for Boston’s Holocaust Memorial

Speakers denounced white supremacy “in all its forms” and led the crowd through several songs in an expression of “love and solidarity.”

By The Boston Globe

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8/15/2017

A Mid-Summer Night’s Movie That Delights

Set in the heart of Jewish Amsterdam, a young Dutch woman pursues her dreams of stardom in this romantic comedy.

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

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8/15/2017

Challah French Toast Roundup

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