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The level of Jew hatred in England has reached Hitlerian proportions now that much of the British medical establishment publicly refuses to treat Jewish patients from Israel under any circumstances.

Jennifer Green joins Congregation Nevei Kodesh, bringing 15 years of communal experience. She's eager to strengthen community connections while pursuing outdoor adventures with her family.

Bartali, an Israeli nonprofit, will host community events across Colorado this summer, using cycling to support youth healing from trauma and building resilience.

Colorado Jewish Action Alliance has announced its endorsed candidates for the 2026 election, emphasizing the need for leaders who combat antisemitism and support the Jewish community.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry criticized the Palestinian Authority for funding terrorists, suggesting this incentivizes violence and undermines peace efforts.

A former Israeli soldier takes his life in Miami while so-called anti-Zionists vote to ban Israeli products at the Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn. So much for empathy for Jewish victims or consideration for American Jews.

JCC Ranch Camp acquires Maccabi Sports Camp, launching it in Colorado for summer 2027, blending sports training and Jewish camp values for young athletes.

More rebuttals against New York City Mayor Mamdani's recent Nakba Day statements.

The Summer Exchange Lecture Series 2026 features experts discussing gender identity, wildlife conservation, global security, and Louis D. Brandeis' legacy. Register for four enlightening lectures.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani opens his four-minute video to recognize Nakba Day with this stark, dreadful lie: “Today marks Nakba Day, an annual day of remembrance to commemorate the expulsion of more than 700,000 Palestinians between 1947 and 1949 during the creation of the State of Israel and the year that followed.”

Kosher Debt Help aids Jewish families with overwhelming credit card debt, reducing interest rates and providing structured support to manage long-term financial health.

A grant from the Rose Community Foundation enables a loan opportunity for families, offering up to $13,000 for educational expenses.

It’s more important now than ever to support the Jewish community and we hope this giving event created in the spirit of Tzedakah will strengthen and unite our statewide Jewish community.

Joshua Kail introduces Schmooze.AI, a Jewish-centric AI platform, acknowledging feedback while highlighting features and addressing past issues.

Toby Block tries to make sense of Bruce Ticker's recent column on a West Coast trial.

The Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center is enrolling for 2026-27, offering holistic education, low teacher-child ratios, and community engagement opportunities for diverse families.

The Efshar Project strengthens Jewish early childhood education in Boulder, promoting community and development through partnerships, innovative programs like Forest School, and extensive educator support.

Richard Sherman critiques Mayor Mamdani's portrayal of Nakba history, asserting inaccuracies regarding Inea Bushnaq's background and the "Visit Palestine" poster.

The Bronfman Fellowship's 40th cohort selected 26 exceptional Jewish high school students, fostering leadership and community engagement among diverse backgrounds through immersive educational experiences in North America and Israel.

Jeffrey F. Rosen and his prosecutors faced recusal due to perceived bias in his office's prosecution of five Palestinian supporters . Critics argue he pursued minor charges instead of seeking meaningful justice for vandalism.

Congregation Beth Evergreen appointed Anna Szentiványi as executive director, enhancing community engagement and connection within Colorado's vibrant Jewish mountain community.

Thursday, the attacker responsible for the June 1, 2025, antisemitic firebombing of the Boulder Run for Their Lives (BRFTL) group on Boulder's Pearl Street Mall pleaded guilty to all related state charges.

JEWISHcolorado has awarded over $70,000 in 2026 Staenberg Anything Grants™ for various Jewish community projects, enhancing engagement and accessibility across Colorado.

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today released its annual Audit of Antisemitic Incidents, finding that 2025 was one of the most violent and deadly years for Jews in the United States.

The expanding war against Jews was fought on so many fronts in the past week that I could not keep up.