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‘You never knew when there was going to be a pogrom’
He spent the 12-day Atlantic crossing teaching the children to play chess, and leave anti-Jewish violence behind
September 1, 2020
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Overwhelmed With Tech In An Online Covid World? You Can Turn To Lisa!
Parents concerned about returning students having online work overload can turn to Tech Tutoring With Lisa. Lisa Charow-Jay will help families navigate devices, gadgets and platforms.
September 1, 2020
Israel
From Start-Up Nation to ‘Impact Nation’: Ramifications of Israel-UAE Deal
MK Zvi Hauser says the next 25 years could be the best in Israel’s first century of independence.
September 1, 2020
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Lessons Of Elul: How To Start A Hard Conversation
This year’s High Holy Days bring on a special kind of challenge. We have many questions for God. Rabbi Whitman tells us how to start a hard conversation
September 1, 2020
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FAST and CISA Form a New Partnership Under New Leadership
Two great institutions dedicated to studying and countering antisemitism join as one with a new captain at the helm
September 1, 2020
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Introduction To The Competitive Sport Of Motherly Kvelling
“I came to realize there is a kvelling/kvetching hierarchy,” says proud Jewish mom Rebecca Eckler. “There are the competitive kvellers/kvetchers.”
September 1, 2020
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News Briefs: CAEF Challenges McGill To “Hold The Student Paper Accountable” For Antisemitic Article
“Antisemitism in Pride spaces” to be addressed at Calgary event
September 1, 2020