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Read More »Letter: Israel Gives and Palestine Takes
The letter discusses Bruce Ticker’s views on Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts, critiques Arafat's rejection of peace offers, and defends Israel's military actions.
Read More »Rabbi Alan’s 14er Fundraiser
Rabbi Alan Shavit-Lonstein will climb Mount Democrat in May 2026 to celebrate Adventure Judaism's 25th anniversary, inviting donations based on elevation gain.
Read More »Rose Community Foundation Announces New Jewish Life Program Director
Caron Blau Rothstein will join the Rose Community Foundation as Jewish Life Program Director in June 2026, bringing 30 years of experience to enhance Denver-Boulder's Jewish community.
Read More »Column: NYC Mayor Mamdani, Thrown Off Balance
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani faced backlash after vetoing a bill for security perimeters during protests, highlighting tensions between Jewish communities and anti-Israel activists.
Read More »The Magic of Spring: Why the Boulder JCC is the Soul of Your Next Event
As spring revitalizes the Boulder JCC, its sustainable practices foster growth while new spaces and events enhance community engagement.
Read More »A Night to Remember: JFest Highlights and Heartfelt Thanks
JFest celebrated 585 attendees and surpassed its $435,000 fundraising goal, fostering community and connection at the Boulder JCC's 10-year milestone.
Read More »Jewish Agency Survey Reveals Widespread Hope About World Jewry’s Future
The "One People Report" reveals 74% of young Jews feel they can shape their community's future, highlighting resilience amid rising antisemitism.
Read More »Governor Polis Presents Inaugural Award for Excellence in Holocaust Education at ADL’s 45th Annual Governor’s Holocaust Remembrance Program
Dr. Mark Thorsen from Ponderosa High School received the ADL's inaugural Award for Excellence in Holocaust Education for his impactful teaching and dedication to Holocaust awareness.
Read More »Present-Day Israel and Yom HaShoah Observance: Irony and Travesty
Ed Kass' reflections on Yom HaShoah in 2026.
Read More »Column: For Israeli Military Aid: It’s the Standards, Stupid!!!
Critics of Israel do express legitimate concerns about Israel’s attacks on Gaza and perhaps Iran and Lebanon. Yet when Hamas massacred 1,200 Jews and kidnapped another 250 on Oct. 7, 2023, who questioned the sources of Hamas’ weapons? Who condemned Iran and any other suspected sources of Hamas’ weapons?
Read More »Holocaust Survivors to March at Auschwitz after Wartime Cancellations
Despite the ongoing war with Iran, approximately 7,000 participants, including students, young professionals, and adults from dozens of countries, will take part in the International March of the Living in Poland on Yom HaShoah, Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day, April 14.
Read More »Opinion: Israel’s Generation of Heroes
While walking down the streets of Israel, one is literally surrounded by heroes; modest and anonymous civilians who a moment earlier were on the front lines.
Read More »Save the Date: The 30th Annual Boulder Jewish Festival
The Boulder Jewish Festival, celebrating 30 years of culture and community, takes place on June 7, 2026, featuring music, artisan vendors, delicious food, and community activities.
Read More »Back on Track: The 15th International Winner Jerusalem Marathon 2026 is Back
The 15th International Winner Jerusalem Marathon will occur on April 17, 2026, with 40,000 participants, symbolizing resilience and a return to normalcy.
Read More »Column: No Heart in San Francisco
Three episodes came to light over the weekend which exemplify different degrees of offenses toward Jews.
Read More »Post Passover, It’s Time for the YidKins Diet
YidKins promotes a life-transforming approach to dieting and exercise, encouraging indulgence and unique routines while incorporating Jewish culture and tradition.
Read More »Chicago Jewish Alliance Launches Project Ahava to Secure Holocaust Survivor Safe Housing for Five Years
To honor Holocaust Survivor Sami Steigmann, the Chicago Jewish Alliance launches Project Ahava, a fundraising initiative created to provide safe, stable housing for the 86-year-old living alone in a Harlem apartment that no longer meets his aging needs. The initiative also honors the U.S. Holocaust Remembrance Day, which takes place on Tuesday, April 14.
Read More »Letter: Can You Find A Jew At Harvard?
From 2015-2020, Harvard received over $894 million in foreign funding, leading to concerns over increasing Zionophobia and a declining Jewish student population on campus.
Read More »Column: The Intifada, Now Globalized
Bruce Ticker ties together recent antisemitic incidents in New Jersey, London, Chicago and Melbourne to demonstrate its global reach.
Read More »Jewsplaining Antisemitism to Antisemites
A guest commentary from the Rebbitzman, Joshua Kail.
Read More »Letter: More on Prof. Mamdani
The letter criticizes Professor Mahmoud Mamdani for undermining Israel's legitimacy, failing to address Palestinian leadership shortcomings, and highlights Israel's role in absorbing displaced Jews.
Read More »Ensuring No One Goes Hungry: Join Our Passover Food Drive
As Passover approaches, we encourage community participation in a food drive to combat local hunger, reflecting empathy and support for those in need.
Read More »East Side Kosher Deli Prepares for Next Phase
Joshua "Shua" Horowitz is selling East Side Kosher Deli, a vital Jewish Denver establishment, to a group of local investors.
Read More »Iran After Khamenei: A Strategic Assessment
As the joint U.S.-Israel military campaign against Iran enters its third week, the Middle East Forum (MEF) today released three major policy papers by executive director Gregg Roman constituting a coordinated strategic framework for the coalition’s next phase.
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