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Temple David in Monroeville honors Tree of Life victims - Vimarsana News

Temple David in Monroeville honors Tree of Life victims

Temple David in Monroeville hosted a celebration of life in remembrance of the 2018 Tree of Life shooting on Oct. 27, the fourth anniversary of the attack that claimed 11 lives at the Squirrel Hill synagogue. Each year since the tragedy, Temple David’s congregation has thought of new ways to

Queen's Birthday Honours – the Jewish list for 2022 » J-Wire - Vimarsana News

Queen's Birthday Honours – the Jewish list for 2022 » J-Wire

Members of the Australian Jewish community have received Queen's Birthday awards in the fields of philanthropy, medicine, communal involvement and arts. One awardee has been recognised for aiding refugees and joins another one for helping the reduction of smokers. J-Wire wishes them all Mazeltov.

When it comes to abortion, Judaism takes a nuanced approach - Vimarsana News

When it comes to abortion, Judaism takes a nuanced approach

No uniting Jewish doctrine exists about the medical procedure.

From Australia's Jewish past: Harold Boas – Architect, Town Planner and Community Leader » J-Wire - Vimarsana News

From Australia's Jewish past: Harold Boas – Architect, Town Planner and Community Leader » J-Wire

This week we continue with the story of the Boas family. Harold was born 27 September 1883 in Adelaide, the third son of ten children of Abraham and Elizabeth Boas. He was educated at Whinham and Prince Alfred Colleges in Adelaide and went on to study further at the South Australian School of Mines and…

Unforgettable bat mitzvah memories - Vimarsana News

Unforgettable bat mitzvah memories

This weekend marks 100 years since the first bat mitzvah was publicly celebrated in the United States. Here are some personal recollections of our readers' own experiences.