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Why every Jewish kid goes on Birthright - Vimarsana News

Why every Jewish kid goes on Birthright

It is a rite of passage for almost every Jewish college student. Its impact goes even further than you know.

Is Intermarriage Good for the Jews? - Vimarsana News

Is Intermarriage Good for the Jews?

From the blog of Lawrence Goodman at The Times of Israel

'Energized and inspired': After a year away, Birthright returns to Israel at a critical time | US & World News - Vimarsana News

'Energized and inspired': After a year away, Birthright returns to Israel at a critical time | US & World News

They’re baaaaack!

Most US kids of intermarriage raised Jewish; parents want institutions to notice - Vimarsana News

Most US kids of intermarriage raised Jewish; parents want institutions to notice

Illustrative: A 2011 marriage ceremony of an interfaith couple from Boston. (Courtesy Jared and Laurie Berezin) JTA — Years ago, Jodi Bromberg met a woman at a Jewish event who said she had to call 65 rabbis before she found one who would officiate at her wedding to her non-Jewish husband. It was a story Bromberg understood. Bromberg’s wife is Catholic, and earlier in their marriage “it was a struggle,” she said, to find a synagogue that was the right fit for their family. Sixteen years after getting together with her wife, Bromberg hasn’t left Judaism. Her family is active in their...

Most children of intermarriage are being raised Jewish. Their parents hope Jewish institutions notice. - Vimarsana News

Most children of intermarriage are being raised Jewish. Their parents hope Jewish institutions notice.

Most children of intermarriage are being raised Jewish. Their parents hope Jewish institutions notice. (Olga Efimova/EyeEm) Advertisement (JTA) — Years ago, Jodi Bromberg met a woman at a Jewish event who said she had to call 65 rabbis before she found one who would officiate at her wedding to her non-Jewish husband. It was a story Bromberg understood. Bromberg’s wife is Catholic, and earlier in their marriage “it was a struggle,” she said, to find a synagogue that was the right fit for their family. Sixteen years after getting together with her wife, Bromberg hasn’t ...

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