Bruce Ticker rightly questions the meaning of "Palestine" as presented by three individuals whose backgrounds do not lend themselves to Middle East expertise.
Read More »JEWISHcolorado Condemns Denver School Hate Crime
- JEWISHcolorado strongly condemns the vandalism and hate speech targeting a Denver Public High School, and the organization is working through its Regional Security Initiative and its Jewish Student Connection to support the school and its students.
Read More »Katie Couric Wasn’t The First: FDR, Truman And The Jews
Controversy has erupted over the admission by journalist Katie Couric that she doctored her 2016 interview with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, in order to “protect” Ginsburg from criticism of her opposition to athletes kneeling during the national anthem. But Couric joins a growing list of authors who have altered the unflattering words of individuals whom they admire, in order to shield them from embarrassment.
Read More »Temple Aaron Meets Goal for New Boiler
Temple Aaron (Trinidad, Colorado) is celebrating we have reached our goal for the boiler campaign.
Read More »The Teenage Years: Better Run Away
nveloped in my tallit. Our next-door neighbors have two adorable kids, the oldest a loquacious blonde with a favorite game. I watch him try, often successfully, to run away from his house and down the street while his panicked nanny chases him and screams epithets in Spanish. Every day he gets a little farther and she screams a little louder.
Read More »Column: Question ‘Palestine’, Whatever It Is
“Saying ‘Free Palestine’ is the beginning of what we meet to talk about on this issue,” says Canadian author Desmond Cole. As I moved on to read his further comments, I was anxious to finally learn what “Free Palestine” means. Many readers are probably cynical enough to expect Cole to disappoint.
Read More »10th Jerusalem Winner Marathon: Running Through 3,000 Years of History
After being postponed due to the Corona pandemic, the marathon will take place on October 29th and will constitute the biggest sporting event in Israel after lifting some of the restrictions.
Read More »JCRC, ADL Condemn Vandalism of Denver’s Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
JCRC and ADL strongly condemn the vandalism targeting the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in Denver that was discovered before Mass Sunday, October 10.
Read More »Summer ’22 Israel Study Tour Filling Up
Registration is already half full for the Summer 2022 Joyce Zeff Israel Study Tour (IST). IST is a program of JEWISHcolorado and, has been taking Colorado teens to Israel since 1971.
Read More »Column: Coincidence? Iron Dome Triggers Rare Bipartisan Stand Over Process in Congress
It might otherwise have been delightful to witness a lone irregular Republican senator join with a handful of insufferable House Democrats who take a bipartisan stand over process and money in the halls of Congress.
Read More »80 Years After the Babi Yar Massacre – Our Duty Cannot Be Destroyed
By Dr. Michael Laitman In September 1941, within just two days, the Nazis murdered 33,771 Jews in the Babi Yar ravine on the outskirts of Kiev in then Nazi-occupied Ukraine. In doing so, they had effectively eliminated the Jewish population in the country’s capital. The Jews did not gather in …
Read More »Letter: Voting “Present”: The Refuge of Cowards
Members of Congress are paid large six-figure salaries and many thousands of dollars more in perks to make decisions, that is, to vote Yea or Nay — not to vote “Present.”
Read More »Boulder JCC’s Building Turns 5, Hosts Birthday Party
On Thursday, September 23, 2021, music and laughter filled the air of the Boulder JCC campus as the community celebrated the 5th Anniversary of its Oreg Avenue location.
Read More »Setting New Table for Family Philanthropy Helps Families Thrive
Once the kids have left the nest for school, work, starting their own families or other endeavors, there is a unique opportunity to set a new table so that all family members are invited to sit, share, develop and act on common values and goals around money, philanthropy and making a difference.
Read More »Column: Pinning Down Abbas: No Clarity, No Peace
In his address to the U.N. last Friday, Abbas demanded that Israel turn over its territories to the Palestinians within a year or he would reconsider recognition of Israel, according to the Associated Press.
Read More »Boulder JCC Celebrates Five Years Since Opening
This afternoon, September 23, 2021, the Boulder JCC held an outdoor party to celebrate the building being open for five years. Well, to celebrate the fifth anniversary since opening day, since technically, the building was closed for a chunk of year 5, during the pandemic.
Read More »Column: An Act of War…Against American Jews
The so-called “progressives” in Congress led Democrats to commit an act of war against the Jewish people on Tuesday, when the House leadership slashed $1 billion incorporated into the spending legislation for Israel’s Iron Dome air defense system in an emergency spending package.
Read More »A Price Tag on People?
The summer of 2001 my world changed. It was the year I moved to Boulder, Colorado. A few weeks later, 9/11 changed the world. That twenty-year memory became more vivid this September by watching a sterling performance by Michael Keaton as the lawyer Kenneth Feinberg who was in charge of allocating funds to the families of the victims.
Read More »Column: Driving Jewish Vermonters into Lake Champlain?
, the weekly newspaper Seven Days reported, “Singing by Jewish members of the audience overlapped with the pro-Palestinian contingent’s chants of ‘free, free Palestine!’ When the slogan shifted to ‘Equal rights are human rights,’ pro-Israel attendees responded, ‘Then tell Hamas!,’ referring to the extremist Islamic group that maintains control of the Gaza Strip.”
Read More »Kabbalah Experience Goes Hybrid for Fall Semester
– As the COVID-19 landscape changes by the day, Kabbalah Experience’s Fall Semester offers the opportunity to find Light in the Darkness.
Read More »Column: Parole for Sirhan B. Sirhan? RFK’s Help for Israel Drove His Assassin
During his 1968 presidential campaign, Robert F. Kennedy proposed sending 50 military planes to Israel. Two decades later, Sirhan B. Sirhan revealed that RFK’s support of Israel motivated him to fatally shoot RFK in the pantry of a Los Angeles hotel on June 5, 1968.
Read More »JFS Boulder Welcomes Jennifer Banyan as New Director
Jennifer Banyan, MSW, has joined JFS Boulder as their new director.
Read More »JTree Joins Colorado Climate Action Rally
Boulder JTree supported the Boulder Dayanu Circle and Jewish Climate Action in a Colorado Climate Action Rally on Aug 29th! Pictures and video.
Read More »Foundation Partnership Helps Boost Legacy Giving for Jewish Organizations
Rose Community Foundation is partnering with the Harold Grinspoon Foundation (HGF) on a new initiative called Each One Reach One, with the goal of increasing the number of donors that have committed to leaving a legacy gift to a Jewish organization.
Read More »Introducing Hazzan Shayndel Adler as New Director of Family Life for Nevei Kodesh
Nevei Kodesh, a warm and welcoming Jewish Renewal Community invites you to join us virtually for prayer, study and connection!
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