Tag Archives: Israel

Yoav Maoz is appointed as JEWISHcolorado's Senior Israeli Community Emissary, aiming to strengthen ties between Israel and the diaspora while sharing his experiences and values.

The Class of 2026 University of Haifa runway show presented 25 collections by Israeli fashion graduates, reflecting personal experiences and cultural heritage amid recent conflicts.

The London borough of Hackney has decided to cancel its twin-city relationship with Haifa. The twinning agreement was signed back in 1968. Hackney’s new mayor, Zoe Garbett, leader of the local Green Party, says she canceled it as a demonstration of “international solidarity.”

Nelly Ben Tal reflects on her impactful time in Colorado as the Shlicha, emphasizing community, belonging, lessons learned, and upcoming leadership transition.

A poll reveals 65% of Israeli Jews support marriage freedom, with higher support among secular voters and major party supporters.

The Sylvan Adams Sport Science Institute, established with a $35 million donation, will provide advanced support for Israeli athletes, enhancing performance for upcoming Olympic Games.

As Israel, Lebanon, and the United States celebrate their newly signed Trilateral Framework, Israelis naturally ask whether this agreement marks a genuine turning point – or whether we have simply returned to familiar ground.

Since October 7th, a relentless campaign of lies and demonization has been waged in the United States to ensure that Israel loses, and you Vice President Vance, have become one of its leading voices. By spreading lies about Israel, do you really believe that these lies are serving the best interests of the United States?

The weeks between Rosh Hashanah and Sukkot are becoming a time for Jewish travelers to engage in volunteering in Israel, enhancing connections and community support.

Joshua Kail humorously critiques Trump's vision for Israel, proposing a satirical timeshare scheme for dictators, while sharing an absurd experience from his stay at Mar-a-Lago.

Former Boulder resident Stuart Feinhor reflects on their Jewish heritage, personal experiences in Israel, and the profound reasons behind making Aliyah, especially following recent events and personal convictions.

At JCT's hackathon, teams of women created innovative technologies, including a smart tracking system for emergency response, demonstrating their ability to address complex real-world challenges effectively.

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

The "One People Report" reveals 74% of young Jews feel they can shape their community's future, highlighting resilience amid rising antisemitism.

Ed Kass' reflections on Yom HaShoah in 2026.

The 15th International Winner Jerusalem Marathon will occur on April 17, 2026, with 40,000 participants, symbolizing resilience and a return to normalcy.

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.

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.

Ogen's Purim gift box campaign promotes products from reservist-owned businesses in Israel, supporting their economic recovery after military service while helping sustain the nation's overall economic resilience. Shop online, ship anywhere.

On April 24, 2026, people globally will celebrate "Shabbat for Israel" with dinners honoring Israel's Independence Day, uniting supporters through shared traditions, community engagement, and meaningful discussions about the land and its people.

The Israeli left has significantly shifted from its initial support for Jewish settlements post-1967, reflecting changes in ideological perspectives and external influences.

New York City’s new mayor faces two initiatives aimed at precluding any of his actions that Jewish leaders fear might harm Israel or their fellow Jews in the Big Apple.

Alongside the Democratic Party veering into open anti-Semitism and opting to end bipartisan support for Israel, there has also been a parallel shift and erosion of support for Israel among young Republicans that needs to be acknowledged.

Run4TheirLives Boulder will walk this Sunday to acknowledge that the last hostage has come home. Join us.

Even as Israel faces the aftermath of a seven-front war, rising global antisemitism, and ongoing breaches of ceasefire agreements, we enter Chanukah, the Festival of Lights, a holiday built on the belief that miracles can rise from despair.