Discovering family roots
By ERIN ELLIOTT BRYAN Community News Editor A photo of Gloria Fredkove appeared in Life magazine — when she was ...
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Preserving the story of German-speaking Jews
Executives from the Leo Baeck Institute were in Minneapolis recently to discuss the Jewish experience in Germany, past and present ...
The journey to unbelief
All Who Go Do Not Return, by Shulem Deen, Graywolf, 310 pages, $16 Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Shulem Deen’s journey ...
In Salt Lake, a Reuben worshipper builds his temple
Randy Harmsen received advice from Zingerman’s in Ann Arbor, Mich., and sent his general manager to train there for two ...
HaZamir uses music to connect teens to Judaism
A fundraising gala on Feb. 15 will help support the local chapter, which will perform at New York’s Lincoln Center ...
Editorial: #BlackLivesMatter
Two weeks ago, protesters gathered in south Minneapolis, outside of the Burger King at 34th Street and Nicollet Avenue. The ...
Knife attack raises security questions
The stabbing Tuesday at Chabad headquarters in Brooklyn is being investigated as a hate crime By STEVE LIPMAN / The ...
Israel’s Technion collaborates in new projects
Technion professor Boaz Golany talks about the institute’s ventures and why it offers the most value in terms of support ...
The Jewish imperative to tackle climate change
This Rosh Hashana is the last observance of Israel’s biblically mandated yearlong farming sabbatical before extreme climate change becomes irreversible ...
After rabbi’s murder, Miami Jews on edge
Police say no evidence has emerged that anti-Semitism was a motive in the crime, but the murder has raised fears ...
