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Nikita Soumrov and Daniel Dvit showed remarkable strength and bravery as they relived their painful memories of the Oct. 7 attack on Thursday in South Jersey.
After the October 7 massacre against innocent civilians in Israel by terrorist organization Hamas, the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey (JFSNJ) and its family of agencies immediately jumped into action to mobilize community members to provide financial support to Israel as well as emotional support and resources to South Jersey residents. As part of
Baking Challah for IDF soldiers were (from left) Politz Day School students Penina Juni and Natan Goldberg. The South Jersey Jewish community recently hosted two challah bakes to support Israel and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Chabad of Camden and Burlington Counties brought 300 women and girls in the community together for a “Challah for
By Ezra Solway Voice Staff The South Jersey Jewish community recently hosted two challah bakes to support Israel and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Chabad of Camden and Burlington Counties brought 300 women and girls in the community together for a “Challah for Israel” event. Each person baked four pounds of challah as proceeds will
Temple Beth Sholom President Alison Shapiro, who welcomed those at the Solidarity Gathering, lit a candle in memory of the Israelis who were murdered by Hamas. “Our hearts are breaking,” she told those in attendance. “If this does not unite the world against hate, then I don’t know what will,” said Tammy Gold-Raden as she