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A recent experience reminded Editor-in-chief Alan Feiler of why we cannot allow the antisemites to make us cower and hide.
Read MoreA recent experience reminded Editor-in-chief Alan Feiler of why we cannot allow the antisemites to make us cower and hide.
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Opened in September of 2016, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture is the nation’s largest and most complete showcase of African American history and culture.
Historical revisionism only jeopardizes the future, writes Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
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A magnificent Romanesque Revival structure, the Grand Synagogue of Paris was built in 1875 and financed by Baron Gustave de Rothschild on a tract of land donated by the French government.
Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler writes about what he learned during a recent visit to Paris.
Read MoreJmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler remembers Temple Emanuel’s longtime spiritual leader, who passed away earlier this week at age 91.
Read MoreEditor-in-Chief Alan Feiler kicks off Jmore’s celebration of 250 years of Jewish history in Maryland with the legacy of Jacob Lumbrozo.
Read MoreWe need to stop erecting roadblocks that prevent interfaith families from feeling welcome and included, writes Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
Read MoreJmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler was surprised to learn recently that a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame is buried in a local Jewish cemetery.
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Local Jews of all ages, representing all streams of Judaism, celebrated the return of the hostages from Gaza. (Photo by Robyn Stevens Brody)
At last month’s community gathering to celebrate Simchat Torah and the return of the remaining living hostages, Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler couldn’t help but think of Teddy Kollek.
Read MoreWe’re living in a time when anyone can post a wild rumor or innuendo, and it takes on a life of its own, writes Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
Read MoreThe “Who’s Sorry Now” singer may not have been a member of the tribe, but she certainly had a Yiddishe neshama, writes Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
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In the memorial hall section of the Nova Music Festival Exhibition, visitors read about the lives of the more than 400 people who died at the music event in southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. (Provided photo)
The Nova Music Festival Exhibition brilliantly transports visitors to that horrific morning in southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, writes Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
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