Israel | JewishBoston

Read (2310)
Go (23)

Go

The Events

Filter by:

Israel

Reset All

When

Today
Tomorrow
This Weekend
Next Week

Pick a date

Price

Price Range:

Free

Sephardi/Mizrahi Women in Entwined Worlds

4/2/2024, 12:00 pm

1280px-thumbnail

Free

America & Zion: The Jews of the United States & Israel

Up Next: 1/8/2024, 7:30 pm

384 Harvard St, Brookline

(Photo: tzahiV/iStock)

$25

Adirchai Haberman-Browns: Tenderness, Complexity, Grief

4/1/2024, 7:30 pm

Congregation Mishkan Tefila in Brookline, Brookline

Adirchai Haberman-Browns

Free

Eilu V’Eilu: A Debate on Jewish Values and American Public Policy During the Gaza War

4/1/2024, 7:00 pm

Temple Israel, Boston

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (Photo: Amos Ben Gershom)

Free

Dasee Berkowitz Consulting

Top Pick

How To Have Hard Conversations With Your Kids

3/31/2024, 10:00 am

Temple Beth Zion, Brookline

Free

Top Pick

When Is It OK To Laugh Again? Entertainment After 10/7

3/25/2024, 1:00 pm

(Photo: Sadeugra/iStock)

Free

(Photo: John Theodor/iStock)

Top Pick

Purim in Israel

3/24/2024, 4:00 pm

Beth Menachem Chabad, Newton

$20

Top Pick

Israel and the War in International Media

3/21/2024, 11:00 am

Jonathan Conricus, The Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Conricus Communications

Free

Purim HerTorah: Strength Through Togetherness

3/20/2024, 8:15 pm

(Artist: Edwin Long)

Free

Top Pick

Humans of October 7th: Bringing To Light Their Stories

3/19/2024, 7:00 pm

Erez Kaganovitz, Humans of Tel Aviv, Humans of Israel, Humans of the Holocaust, Humans of October 7th

Free

Load More

Read

Know & Discuss

Surf (11)

3/15/2024 Top Pick

Waves of Hope Against the Trauma of War

By Kate WhitneyFor Combined Jewish Philanthropies (CJP)

(Illustration: MaryLB/iStock)

3/13/2024 Top Pick

Understanding Antisemitism and Islamophobia on Campus

A new study shows that campus fears are widespread.

By Robert A. PapeFor The Boston Globe

Children from Kibbutz Re’im in Tel Aviv receive toys and gifts from CJP in January 2024 (Photo: CJP)

3/12/2024 Top Pick

Money Raised by Boston Jewish Community Aiding Israel

In the six months since the attack, CJP has raised $56 million from the Greater Boston Jewish community, the fourth-largest in the nation.

By John L. MicekFor MassLive

Michal Cotler-Wunsh

3/12/2024 Top Pick

Meet Israel’s Special Envoy for Combating Antisemitism

By Rich TenorioFor FaceJewishHate.org

High angle view of university students sitting on stairs and discussing studies. Young people studying in college campus.

3/12/2024 Top Pick

How Students Can Address Anti-Israel Activity on Campus

As anti-Israel voices protest on campus, how can Jewish students find a safe space?

By Rich TenorioFor FaceJewishHate.org

Q2VJN

3/11/2024 Top Pick

Pro-Israel Jewish Undergrads Often Face Backlash

A survey by a Tufts University researcher found that for many Jewish college students, there is a “social penalty” for supporting Israel.

By Mike DamianoFor The Boston Globe

CWJ

3/8/2024 Top Pick

The Necessity of Israeli Women’s Leadership

In a time of trauma, grief and existential fear, the clarity and strength of Israeli women’s leadership shines through the fog of despair.

By Judith RosenbaumFor eJewish Philanthropy

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT

3/8/2024 Top Pick

Congress Investigating Antisemitism at MIT

A congressional committee has requested that the school submit documents related to how it deals with antisemitism on campus.

By Matt EganFor CNN

Jumbo the elephant, Tufts University's official mascot

3/6/2024 Top Pick

Tufts Students Claim Harassment in Debate Over Israel

Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian students each raised accusations of spitting and harassment during a student senate meeting.

By Abby PatkinFor Boston.com

Tufts University Medford, Massachusetts

3/6/2024 Top Pick

ADL Accuses Tufts of Campus Antisemitism

Citing “reports of vile antisemitism at a student senate meeting,” the Anti-Defamation League is asking the Tufts administration to investigate.

By NBC10 Boston

Load More