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The Jewish community, led by Boulder JCC, demonstrates resilience through initiatives like U-Fix-It Clinics, promoting repair, service, and meaningful connections amidst challenges.

It's hard to believe that next week is July! Here's your reminder to register for all of our wonderful Men of the J programs each month.

The PJ Library hosts grassroots meetups for families, fostering community connections and celebrating Jewish culture, particularly through the recently initiated Global Playdate initiative.

Austria plans to implement strict gun laws after a school shooting, reflecting legislative actions by Australia and New Zealand, amid calls for U.S. lawmakers to pursue similar reforms.

Israel's strikes on Iran stir pride and anxiety among American Jews. Recent terror attacks highlight growing antisemitism and community resilience amid escalating conflicts impacting safety.

The Jewish community faces a challenging period, likened to being in a transformative desert, fostering deep reflection, strength, and community amidst uncertainty.

Shabbat shalom! Check out your weekly summary of posts from the Boulder Jewish News.

Run4TheirLives Boulder will walk for the 84th consecutive week this Sunday in support of the hostages being held in Gaza. Please join us.

Join us on Sunday, June 29 for an introduction to Sefaria, a free living library of Jewish texts and their interconnections, in Hebrew and in translation. This program has been rescheduled from May 18.

The Boulder JCC’s Art Show showcased children's creativity and staff talent, emphasizing the importance of art in early childhood development and community.

The sons of Korach, realizing their error, embraced change, leading to their survival and prominence as Levite singers, emphasizing the balance between equality and roles.

The letter criticizes Palestinian resistance violence and Iran's nuclear threats, emphasizing Israel's right to defend itself and noting improved Israeli safety.

Richard Sherman criticizes J Street and New Jewish Narrative for opposing Trump's strikes on Iran, paralleling it with Obama’s Bin Laden operation and accusing them of appeasement.

The letter critiques J Street and NJN’s stance on diplomacy with Iran, highlighting past U.S. military actions and Iran’s defiance against nuclear regulations as serious concerns.

Following a recent terror attack, over 15,000 people attended the Boulder Jewish Festival, showcasing unity, resilience, and a commitment to combating antisemitism.

Shalom Adventure, a new initiative by Adventure Rabbi, offers a unique social experience for Jewish adults with activities scheduled every other month. The inaugural event is on July 1.

After a tragic antisemitic attack in Boulder, The Blue Card supported victims through a communal kiddush, emphasizing unity and assistance for Holocaust survivors.

J Street and NJN express concerns over the Trump Administration's attack on Iran, fearing escalation into a broader conflict, urging diplomatic solutions and Congressional approval for military actions.

Jewish leaders are urging Congress and the Trump Administration to enhance security for Jewish Americans and Israel amid rising antisemitic violence and threats.

On Sunday, June 29, 12 pm, David Nesenoff, respected author of "I Never Met The Rebbe Many Times," will regale us with anecdotes and insights into the teachings, worldview, and everyday interactions of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

The documentary "Hannah Arendt: Facing Tyranny" highlights Arendt's experiences, insights on totalitarianism, and relevance to modern authoritarian threats.

Senator Rand Paul asserts the Antisemitism Awareness Act threatens free speech under the First Amendment, arguing it broadly defines antisemitism and could invoke federal censorship.

Jamila Levasseur, arrested for blocking traffic during a protest, downplays her actions, raising concerns about potential consequences from a judge regarding public safety and accountability.

On Saturday, June 21st, 2025, Exodus Dorian will be called to the Bimah as a Bar Yisrael with Adventure Judaism.

On Saturday, June 7th, 2025, Brooke Sneider will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah with Adventure Judaism.