Congregation Har HaShem received the HIAS Pathways Leadership Award for supporting refugees, highlighting their comprehensive assistance to Afghan and Venezuelan families.
Read More »Colorado-Israel Chamber of Commerce Launch Event December 3
Join us in celebrating the official launch of the Colorado-Israel Chamber of Commerce (CO-IL) at our exclusive event on Tuesday, December 3rd.
Read More »Column: Jewish Voters Vent Six Years of Rage
Ticker discusses the shifting Jewish vote in Pennsylvania favoring Trump, and contrasting viewpoints on his potential impact on Muslim communities amidst rising activism over Israel-Palestine issues.
Read More »Letter: Amsterdam: Anti-Zionism’s Latest Pogrom
For those anti Zionist Jews who shun Israel, which Article 80 of the United Nations Charter declares "the reconstituted homeland of the Jewish people", let them walk the streets of Amsterdam identified as a Jew and see how many minutes it takes for the good people of Europe to bash their heads in.
Read More »Column: A Beeper in Human Form Triggers Verbal Bomb in Arab Backer’s Face
The debate involving Mehdi Hasan and Katherine Franke highlights the backlash faced by pro-Palestinian advocates, illustrating tensions surrounding support for the Palestinian cause.
Read More »Haver Condemns Antisemitic Graffiti, Consoles CU Jewish Community
Recent antisemitic graffiti at the University of Colorado Boulder highlights ongoing hatred; local rabbis strongly condemn these incidents and seek community support.
Read More »Bringing Israel to CU Boulder
Antisemitism is rising on North American campuses, prompting a 20% expansion of Israeli emissaries at 15 schools, including CU Boulder, to support students.
Read More »Opinion: The Media War Against Israel
Israel faces multiple conflicts, including those with Hamas and Hezbollah, while also battling media misrepresentation aimed at delegitimizing its actions during the ongoing wars.
Read More »Letter: Upcoming Speaker is Islamic Jihad Member
A reader alerts Denver's Jewish community about Khalil Shikaki's participation in a JStreet event, citing his ties to terrorist organizations.
Read More »Clean Speech Colorado Launches All-New Video Series, Inspiring Respectful Dialogue in Challenging Times
Denver, Colorado — Clean Speech Colorado is thrilled to announce the launch of its 2024 Clean Speech Campaign. This year, Clean Speech Colorado offers all-new daily videos for adults and an exciting new series of animated videos for children, creating an accessible and family-friendly way to learn the principles of …
Read More »Election Ahead: Free, Fair, Safe
As Election Day nears, community efforts for a fair and safe election are celebrated. Accurate counting, rejecting misinformation, and ensuring democracy are emphasized for peaceful transitions.
Read More »Column: Jewish Version of BDS: The Sudden Political Danger Inside Our Beloved Delis
Jewish Philadelphians initiated a BDS campaign targeting delis associated with controversial political figures, reflecting internal community tensions over political endorsements and their impact on Jewish identity and voting.
Read More »Congregation Bonai Shalom Acquires New Property on Boulder Jewish Commons
Congregation Bonai Shalom is excited to announce that they are now the proud owner of 6018 Oreg Avenue on the Boulder Jewish Commons.
Read More »Homes For Our Troops Donates Accessible Home to Lafayette Veteran Adam Popp
Lafayette, CO– The national nonprofit organization, Homes For Our Troops (HFOT) will donate a home to Air Force Tech Sergeant Adam Popp on Saturday, November 2, 2024. TSgt Popp was severely injured while serving in Afghanistan. The event will be held at 11334 Flatiron Drive, Lafayette, CO 80026 at 10 a.m. (Check-in at 9:30 a.m.) The public is welcome …
Read More »Letter: Ticker Too Even-Handed?
Dear editor: Bruce Ticker’s abbreviated history of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians is a bit too evenhanded. A more complete history confirms that one side (Israel) has been working for peace while Arab and Palestinian leaders have rejected any and all scenarios that do not include destruction of …
Read More »Letter: Can the Missing Peace be Negotiated?
The letter discusses the challenges of peace between Israelis and Palestinians, advocating for negotiation and respect, while criticizing existing hostilities.
Read More »Column: A Peace Deal? Arabs Must Change Their Hostile Attitude First
Mohammed, a Palestinian, expresses relief at Hamas leader Sinwar's death. But many Palestinians hold deep hostility toward Israel, complicating peace prospects despite ongoing conflict.
Read More »Letter: The Death of Sinwar Does Not Equal the End of the Conflict
Sinwar is gone, Palestinians could take the win and forge a path to peace, but they have consistently, intransigently rejected this option.
Read More »The Missing Peace
By David Rubin Sauvage and Kawtar El Alaoui We contend it’s possible to achieve peace in the Middle East. By peace, we don’t mean a ceasefire, a settlement or even a peace treaty. Peace isn’t laying down arms–only to pick them up again at the next provocation. True peace is …
Read More »Arvada Center and Chabad of NW Metro Denver Present an Evening with Holocaust Survivor Osi Sladek
Arvada, CO – The Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities continues its cultural partnership with the Chabad of NW Metro Denver on October 27 at 7:00 pm to present An Evening Remembering the Holocaust featuring Osi Sladek. This talk will take place in the Arvada Center’s Main Stage Theatre, …
Read More »Column: A Time for Pushback: Anti-Israel Mob Is Losing Steam
’The best defense is a good offense, and I intend to start offending right now.’ — Star Trek’s Captain James T. Kirk ‘Judaism, yes, Zionism no! The state of Israel has got to go.’ — Pro-Arab chants outside Grand Central Station on Oct.11, from The New York Times The withering …
Read More »Letter: Palestinians Persecuted?
The writer supports Israel's decisive action against Hamas and calls for international support to demilitarize Gaza and promote coexistence with Palestinians.
Read More »Yom Kippur In a Nutshell
5 reminders regarding Yom Kippur: Yom Kippur, to be observed this coming Shabbat, is a gift. It is a day of pardon, forgiveness, and atonement. It’s a day that declares: It’s possible to mend our ways if we wish. This day is a unique opportunity to begin anew, both in …
Read More »Tzofim North America Opens First-Ever Chapter in Colorado
Shevet Sheleg, the first Israeli Scouts chapter in Colorado, launched with a memorial for October 7 victims, promoting leadership and community involvement.
Read More »Column: ‘Long Live October 7,’ Anti-Israel Mob Tells Us
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators disrupted a memorial event for victims of the Oct. 7 attacks, prompting outrage over their conduct and raising concerns about boundaries during protests.
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