Free Solidarity Walk For Israel
Where a lucky participant will win an El Al ticket to Israel and VIP hospitality in Ramat HaNegev! Read More >>
Local Group Opposes Boulder-Nablus Sister City Effort
Several community members ask for community help. Read why. Read More >>
Israel Independence Day: Delayed But Not Diminished
More than 150 people came to the community-wide celebration of Yom Ha’atzmaut Wednesday night. Read More >>
Yom Ha’atzmaut – Better Late Than Never
Israel Independence Day Celebration — postponed but undiminished — is on Wednesday at the Boulder JCC. Read More >>
Israel Braces For ‘Tsunami’ of Miracles
400,000 people expected to jam the tiny northern town of Meron to pray and commemorate Lag B’Omer. Read More >>
CU Prof. Caryn Aviv to Speak at Bonai Shalom
Do you want to learn about the Middle East in a new way? Join Professor Caryn Aviv of CU-Boulder at Bonai Shalom on May 3rd. Read More >>
Elders to Commemorate Israel by Sharing Stories and Culture Sunday
In honor of Israel Independence Day, Har HaShem’s Star of David Program will present a panel on Sunday titled “Commemorating Israel: Sharing Stories and Culture.” Read More >>
Hickenlooper Plants Tree at KKL-JNF’s Aminadav Forest
On Friday, Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper planted a tree at the Aminadav Forest, Jerusalem. Photo. Read More >>
Independence Day Poll: Israelis Overwhelmingly Proud of Israel
Israelis are overwhelmingly proud of their country and view it as a good place to live their lives. Read More >>
Side By Side: Learning about the Middle East in a New Way
You’ll likely never look at the Middle East the same way again. Read More >>
Gil Tamary to Speak at JNF Annual Breakfast
Gil Tamary is the Washington Bureau Chief for Israel’s Channel 10 News, and he will keynote the JNF’s Annual Breakfast on May 1. Read More >>
New Hebrew Story Time at the Boulder JCC
Hebrew book events begin this month at the Boulder JCC. Read More >>
National Jewish Environmental Movement Leaders in Boulder
Nigel Savage and Michelle Levine are passionate leaders who will explore the environmental challenges facing us today and how we can be part of the solution. Read More >>
Heard in Israel: Earth Walk Post-Rocks the House
Diamonds in the rough & tumble DIY music world are hard to find, but I stumbled upon four blessed, pointy little heads in Jerusalem in a band called Earth Walk. Read More >>
Israeli Elections: Left and Right Almost Equal
Israel went to the polls on Tuesday, and it looks like Benjamin Netanyahu will retain his PM’s seat, but perhaps with a very different coalition. Read More >>
The 2,000th ‘Lost Tribe’ Immigrant Arrives in Tel Aviv
At a special celebration today at Ben Gurion Airport, Mirna Singsit, 18, from Manipur, India was honored with being the 2,000th Bnei Menashe member to make aliyah to Israel. Read More >>
Israeland, N.R.A.: Falafel, Guns n’Moses
Bruce Shaffer examines the proposition that Israel is a model of an armed society that knows how to balance public safety with gun safety. Read More >>
One Land, Two Stories, More Understanding
A very unusual event occurred on Sunday night: an Israeli and a Palestinian refugee held a highly rational discussion of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Read More >>
A View from Israel: Shaul Amir
Shaul Amir, former Federation Israel Center Director and Shaliach, weighs in with his insights on recent events in Israel. Read More >>
Cloud Pillar and The Jewish Way
Bruce Shaffer responds to two recent pieces about the latest conflict. Read More >>
