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.
Read More »Column: A Criminal Offense: Columbia Professor Mamdani’s Teach-ins at Illegal Encampments
Bruce Ticker critiques Professor Mahmoud Mamdani for allegedly engaging in illegal protests at Columbia University supporting Palestinian causes, claiming it creates a hostile environment for Jewish students.
Read More »Letter: Isn’t It Iran’s War?
Operation Epic Fury is not Trump's war or Netanyahu's war. It is Iran's war.
Read More »Colorado Jewish Community Center Meets Power Needs with Namaste Solar Project
The Boulder Jewish Community Center installed a 306-kW solar system, offsetting 80% of its electricity usage, saving approximately $1.8 million in lifetime costs.
Read More »Yad Sarah Mobilizes Nationwide Emergency Response as Iran Attacks on Israel Continue
Yad Sarah has initiated a nationwide emergency response in Israel, delivering medical equipment and support to hospitals and displaced families amidst ongoing attacks, boosting home care services.
Read More »Discover, Learn, and Connect: Spring EXCHANGE at the Boulder JCC
The EXCHANGE lifelong learning program in Boulder offers diverse classes for adults 55+, focusing on curiosity and community. Join the open house on March 23 before courses start.
Read More »Jewish Dilemma
What a psychological, spiritual and moral wrestling match we Jews are having. If our struggle weren’t so daunting and serious, it would almost resemble Tevya’s struggles and conversations with God.
Read More »Letter: Norman Rockwell Revisited in 2026
In 1964 Norman Rockwell painted "The Problem We All Live With", an iconic image of a black child going to school surrounded by four US marshals...
Read More »JEWISHcolorado Opens Applications for 2026 Anything Grants™
The Staenberg Anything Grants™ support local Jewish organizations in Colorado with one-time grants up to $5,000, fostering community projects and enhancing Jewish life.
Read More »Column: Reverse Discrimination? No, It’s Just Discrimination. Period.
Debra Markell Kleinert and Nadine Sebag face discrimination at work, highlighting issues of bias and retaliation based on race and religion, questioning fairness and equality.
Read More »Letter: Who Sited a School Next to a Naval Base?
While the loss of children is a tragedy, responsibility for these deaths does not lie with the United States or Israel.
Read More »Goal! Introducing the Boulder Maccabees Youth Soccer League
The Boulder Maccabees Youth Soccer League offers 4 and 5-year-olds a supportive environment to learn soccer fundamentals while developing teamwork, listening skills, and confidence through fun activities.
Read More »Boulder Foodtech CEO Daniel Rejzner Is Unlocking the Most Abundant Protein on the Planet
Boulder is pivotal in the natural food movement, driving innovations like Day 8's use of discarded crop leaves for sustainable protein, as CEO Daniel Rejzner showcases at Miami's GoForIsrael conference.
Read More »4 Questions for Boulder Foodtech CEO Dany Rejzner
Daniel Rejzner, CEO of Day8, aims to revolutionize sustainable nutrition by upcycling agricultural waste into high-quality protein using innovative technology to combat the global protein shortage and enhance food systems.
Read More »Where Wonder Takes Flight: Discover Butterflies, Pre-K, and TK at the Boulder JCC
The Boulder JCC Early Childhood Center offers engaging preschool programs that nurture independence, critical thinking, and social skills in a supportive community environment.
Read More »Column: With Two Fools Running This War…
Where President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will take this war remains a state secret, literally.
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