Michael Beyo News Today

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The last time the Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival was fully in person was February 2020. Just weeks later, COVID-19 was declared a pandemic and the world came to a

Rabbi Michael Beyo, a leader in Holocaust education and someone raised by survivors, knows only too well the iconic and historic meaning of “six million,” the number of those killed

Five minutes before joining a Zoom call with the East Valley Jewish Community Center (EVJCC), Democratic U.S. Rep. Greg Stanton (AZ-04) found out that Republican Rep. Steve Scalise had dropped

Daniella Lerma, Fry’s multicultural specialist, travels to California four or five times a year. She enjoys going to the Ralphs grocery store in La Jolla, housing one of the largest

A cold and damp morning greeted 320 attendees for the “Lighting the Spark Campaign Breakfast” at The Clayton House in Scottsdale on March 21.

Anyone with a TikTok account might have seen a recent video by Congregation Beth Israel Cantor Seth Ettinger on the final night of Chanukah 2022. Dressed in his by-now-famous, Chanukah-themed

Hanukkah begins at sundown on Sunday night and people around Arizona are getting into the holiday spirit.

Human remains, skeletal and naked, are among the first images of “Auschwitz Virtual Live Tour.” Russians captured the gruesome scenes as they liberated Auschwitz, the largest of six Nazi death

Thursdays at the Arizona Kosher Pantry (AKP) are always bustling.