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How US Jews are marking Israel's war-torn Independence Day in their own communities | US & World News - Vimarsana News

How US Jews are marking Israel's war-torn Independence Day in their own communities | US & World News

(JTA) — Last year, Congregation Kol Ami in Seattle decided to forgo a standard celebration of Israel’s Independence Day to address the turmoil besetting the country — a nod to

Playboy rabbi who hired two hitmen to kill his wife so he could pursue an affair with New Jersey radio star is found dead in prison where he was serving life for murder - Vimarsana News

Playboy rabbi who hired two hitmen to kill his wife so he could pursue an affair with New Jersey radio star is found dead in prison where he was serving life for murder

Fred Neulander, the former senior rabbi of a Cherry Hill synagogue, has died in jail where he was serving a life sentence for orchestrating his wife's murder in 1994.

How I learned to stop worrying and embrace my kid's wartime trip - Vimarsana News

How I learned to stop worrying and embrace my kid's wartime trip

Many Birthright participants say that the elements of their trips connected to Israel’s current situation are what they’ve found most meaningful and uplifting.

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At Kol Ami Synagogue, it requires courage just to go to services - Vimarsana News

At Kol Ami Synagogue, it requires courage just to go to services

As the war in Israel unfolds, at Salt Lake City’s Kol Ami Synagogue, Rabbi Samuel Spector oversees a nervous, but faithful, congregation.

At Kol Ami Synagogue, it requires courage just to go to church - Vimarsana News

At Kol Ami Synagogue, it requires courage just to go to church

As the war in Israel unfolds, at Salt Lake City’s Kol Ami Synagogue, Rabbi Samuel Spector oversees a nervous, but faithful, congregation.