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Shabbat Shalom and Pesach Sameach! Happy Passover! Check out our Passover page for the latest Passover information and invitations.
With hostilities ramping back up in Gaza, it is imperative that we continue to support the remaining hostages until they are all home. The weekly walk in support of the hostages continues this Sunday, April 13. To accommodate those who wish to attend Passover services, this week we will meet at 2 pm at Pearl St. and 8th.
Here is Morah Yehudis‘ take on this week’s Torah portion.
Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with our brothers and sisters under attack in Israel, Ukraine, and the women of this country. Am Yisrael Chai!
Here are the stories from this week:
News/Columns/Letters
- A UN-Hamas Miracle in Gaza. (4/10/2025) - In 2025, official reports claimed 1,196 dead Gazan women returned to life, causing controversy regarding UN and Hamas credibility. Continue Reading
- Tie a ‘Yellow Ribbon’ (4/10/2025) - The ribbons on the ‘shoes’ is a reminder of what has been done to the Jewish People. Passover, is the time we tell the tale of our road to freedom, to another life. Continue Reading
- Column: Trump Stumbles Over Student Deportation Process (4/10/2025) - President Trump's deportation efforts target disruptive foreign students, yet the plan falters amid legal concerns and allegations of politicization. Continue Reading
- Letter: Making the Case for Israel and Zionism (4/10/2025) - The author argues for supporting Israel and Zionism, highlighting Hamas's threats and responsibility while asserting Israel's effort to avoid civilian harm. Continue Reading
- She Learned Basketball in Israel and Plays for CU Boulder (4/8/2025) - Lior Garzon, the first Israeli student-athlete at CU Boulder, reflects on her basketball journey and the supportive community during her college career. Continue Reading
Jewish Life
- Passover: Who Left Egypt? (4/10/2025) - The Exodus story inspires many, yet reveals complexities; according to Rashi, only one in five Israelites chose freedom, prompting reflection on our own choices today. Continue Reading
- A Taste of Shabbos – Parashat Tzav (4/8/2025) - Shabbat Hagadol emphasizes gratitude and transformation, reminding Jews to appreciate blessings and maintain a humble attitude during life's challenges and celebrations. Continue Reading
- Faith in the Wilderness Path (4/7/2025) - A new poem from Todd Greenberg. Continue Reading
- Tips for a Type 1 Diabetes-Friendly Passover (4/6/2025) - Breakthrough T1D, formerly JDRF, shares an expert-backed resource to help families navigate the holiday while managing their T1D. Continue Reading
- Space for Silence (4/6/2025) - Silence in Judaism fosters deeper connections and understanding, serving as a conduit for spiritual growth, learning, and nature appreciation. Continue Reading
Arts and Culture
- Ukrainian Folk Group Brings Protest Anthem to Boulder (4/6/2025) - Ukrainian group YAGÓDY releases “BRamaYa,” an anthem of resilience amid war, while preparing for their North American tour (including the Dairy Arts Center) and Eurovision entry. Continue Reading
Events
- Join Us for a Meaningful Walk on Passover (4/8/2025) - Run4TheirLives Boulder will walk for the 72nd consecutive week this Sunday in support of the hostages being held in Gaza. Please join us. Continue Reading
- Workshop for Parents of Teens Comes to Boulder (4/8/2025) - A workshop titled “Bridging the Gap” offers parents strategies to better communicate with teens, focusing on trust, boundaries, and effective parenting techniques. Continue Reading
