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Shabbat shalom!
Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with our brothers and sisters under attack in Israel, Ukraine, and the women of this country.
Stay safe and stay healthy. Am Yisrael Chai!
Here are stories from the last week:
News/Columns/Letters
- Ruth Malman To Be Honored with 2024 Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award (5/16/2024) - JEWISHcolorado Women’s Philanthropy is excited to announce Ruth Malman will be honored with the 2024 Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award. This prestigious award honors extraordinary women who have set a high standard for philanthropy and volunteerism and who have a lifetime of commitment to the Jewish world. Continue Reading
- Column: Biden’s Israel Vise: So Little Sense, So Much Hustling (5/16/2024) - President Biden withheld bomb delivery to Israel, influenced by political pressures and potential voter backlash, while facing criticism both domestically and internationally. Critics worry about the impact on U.S.-Israel relations and Democratic policies. Continue Reading
Jewish Life
- Prayers for a New Israel (5/16/2024) - A Poem as we move between Passover and Shavuot. Continue Reading
Arts and Culture
- Mark Villarreal Exhibit to Open at Boulder JCC Messinger Gallery (5/16/2024) - Abstract painter Mark Villarreal opens a new exhibit at Boulder JCC Messinger Gallery on May 30, showcasing works influenced by his global travels and artistic inspirations over 40 years. Continue Reading
Events
- Music That Will Keep You Dancing All Day Long at the 28th Boulder Jewish Festival (5/16/2024) - An annual celebration of Jewish culture with festivities, music, food, art, and more, join the Boulder Jewish Community at Pearl Street Mall on Sunday, June 9 for the 28th Boulder Jewish Festival. The longest-running cultural festival in Boulder, planned by a committee and led by Joy Alice Eisenhauer; Arts, Culture, and Education (ACE) Director of… Continue Reading
