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Audrey Glickman’s heart still aches for Joe — especially on Oct. 27 each year. Five years ago on Friday, Glickman and Joseph Charny, her late companion, fled Pervin Chapel when a gunman broke into their Squirrel Hill synagogue and opened fire. They hid inside a room near the choir loft,

Here's how the community can honor the legacy of those we lost on Oct. 27, 2018.

Amid escalating violence overseas, local, state and federal officials gathered at Charleston City Hall to show solidarity with Israel. U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham and Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg were among

Amid escalating violence overseas, local, state and federal officials gathered at Charleston City Hall to show solidarity with Israel. U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham and Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg were among

We are horrified that trans individuals are now being targeted in the United States, both through opportunistic, politically pandering legislation and hateful speech.

With 2023 just days away, here's a look back on 2022

“We used to say in rabbinical school that we’re all secretly Reconstructionist Jews."

“I don’t think you can say any longer, ‘As a lawyer, I’m not going to interact with the cannabis industry.’”

The students at ACAT learn photography, filmmaking and 3D printing, as well as other disciplines. The big mission, however, is getting both sides of the Israeli dialogue talking.

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Rabbi Yael Ridberg: Even during this pandemic we must let our Hanukkah light shine during the holidays [The San Diego Union-Tribune] It is no secret that much of the world can’t wait for 2020 to end. The compounded losses brought to us by the COVID-19 pandemic have penetrated every layer of our existence, and hope and joy have been elusive and fleeting. As we approach the darkest days of the year, we also anticipate holidays of light that we need so badly. We have...