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Mizrahi Jewish Heritage Month: “The Forgotten Refugees”

11/4/2024, 7:00 pm

Temple Ner Tamid, Peabody

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Robert P. Jones: “Christian Nationalism, Religious Pluralism, and the 2024 Election”

10/8/2024, 5:00 pm

Gasson Hall, Chestnut Hill

Robert P Jones, Noah Willman, Simon & Schuster)

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Henrietta Szold: Hadassah and the Zionist Dream

9/30/2024, 12:30 pm

Henrietta Szold, Jewish National Fund

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Holocaust Archaeologies: Approaches & Future Directions

9/26/2024, 6:30 pm

Salem State University Marsh Hall, Petrowski Room 210, Salem

Dr. Caroline Sturdy Colls, Treblinka: Hitler's Killing Machine, Smithsonian Channel

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How American Activists Helped Free Soviet Jews

9/26/2024, 1:00 pm

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Christian Nationalism: Roots and Realities

9/25/2024, 7:00 pm

Temple Beth Israel, Waltham

Jesus Christ, Christianity, Chora Church, Kariye Mosque, Istanbul Turkey, LP7 iStock

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Lizkor: To Remember Program – From Germany to America

9/25/2024, 7:00 pm

Temple Beth Am, Framingham

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A Growing Threat: Responding to Antisemitism in the Classroom

9/23/2024, 4:00 pm

Felicia Buitenwerf Unsplash

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Congregation Agudath Shalom, Walnut Street Synagogue, Louis Davidson

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Chelsea Jewish Heritage Day

9/22/2024, 1:00 pm

Walnut Street Synagogue, Chelsea

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Rosovsky

11/18/2022 Top Pick

Henry Rosovsky, Refugee From the Nazis, Dies

Rosovsky’s ability to bring people together to help chart a course for Boston’s Jewish community.

By Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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11/18/2022 Top Pick

10 Tough Questions on Antisemitism Explained

Answers about Jew-hatred, including the origins and sources of antisemitism, what it looks like today and what Israel has to do with it.

By AJC Global Voice

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11/14/2022 Top Pick

Benjamin Zander Shares the Magic of Music

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

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What’s Screening at the 34th Annual Boston Jewish Film Festival: Part 2

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

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10/19/2022 Top Pick

Saving the World’s Synagogues From Destruction

The Foundation for Jewish Heritage is in a race against time to preserve Judaism’s most important historical sites.

By Lawrence GoodmanFor Brandeis University

Sofia Synagogue

10/19/2022 Top Pick

My Time in Bulgaria With JDC Entwine

Little did I know Sofia was going to be the center of an incredibly unique and overwhelmingly special Jewish experience.

By Chelsea Todtfeld

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10/11/2022 Top Pick

The Rhythm of Israeli Art and History on Display in Newton

In honor of Israel’s 75th anniversary, Hebrew College presents a cultural moment in the country’s history with “Syncopation: Lyrical Abstraction in Israeli Art (1970s).”

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

Prudential & John Hancock Buildings reflect sunset over Charles River, Boston, Massachusetts, 1976. (Photo by Spencer Grant/Getty Images)

10/6/2022 Top Pick

After 48 Years, It’s Official: Boston You’re My Home

Staying put is a big change from my family’s history going back at least three generations.

By Anita DiamantFor Cognoscenti

Jodi Kipnis and Todd Ruderman, co-founders of the Holocaust Legacy Foundation, stand inside Congregation Sons of Israel in Peabody Sunday. Kipnis presented on the new Holocaust Museum to be built in Boston.

10/6/2022 Top Pick

Boston Holocaust Museum Previewed in Peabody

“Never Again” will gain a renewed meaning at the new Holocaust Museum in Boston, as co-founder Jody Kipnis told the crowd.

By Caroline EnosFor Salem News

Boston Resident Donates Rare Holocaust-era Pendant to Museum, Honors Mother’s Legacy

9/28/2022 Top Pick

Boston Resident Donates Rare Holocaust-Era Pendant to Museum

Andi Pollinger honored her mother’s legacy, donating an artifact that represents a thriving Jewish community before the Holocaust.

By Katie MoggFor The Boston Globe

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