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Among Jewish Americans, a 'quiet middle' has growing qualms over the war in Gaza  | US & World News - Vimarsana News

Among Jewish Americans, a 'quiet middle' has growing qualms over the war in Gaza  | US & World News

(JTA) — Rabbi Yael Ridberg recently returned from a four-day mission to Israel with the Jewish Federation of San Diego, which has a 25-year sister-city relationship with Sha’ar HaNegev, a

'Light in the darkest of times': Tylerites celebrate Hanukkah - Vimarsana News

'Light in the darkest of times': Tylerites celebrate Hanukkah

Hanukkah is often seen as a holiday of peace and light. As the Israel-Hamas war continues, Tylerites say the Festival of Lights has an even deeper meaning this year.

Your Daily Phil: Combating antisemitism Down Under - Vimarsana News

Your Daily Phil: Combating antisemitism Down Under

Good Friday morning.In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on a new survey by Brandeis University about antisemitism on college campuses. We feature opinion pieces by Rabbi Shirley Idelson about the leadership style of Rabbi David Ellenson, who died last week, and Natalie Barth about her recent trip to...

An East Texas city goes secular for the holidays, rejecting a menorah in downtown holiday display - Vimarsana News

An East Texas city goes secular for the holidays, rejecting a menorah in downtown holiday display

Smith County’s top elected official said the downtown square’s holiday decorations policy seeks to avoid a “hodgepodge.”

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East Texas city goes secular for the holidays, rejecting a menorah in downtown holiday display - Vimarsana News

East Texas city goes secular for the holidays, rejecting a menorah in downtown holiday display

TYLER — After years of absence, Rabbi Neal Katz and his congregation decided this was the year a menorah should be displayed alongside the city’s Christmas tree downtown.