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January 6, 2017
Reading and education are essential to Jewish identity and to our perseverance as a people; they are the vehicles for transmitting our tradition and living
Reading and education are essential to Jewish identity and to our perseverance as a people; they are the vehicles for transmitting our tradition and living
This article was originally published on the Times of Israel Blogs. Since the U.S. abstention at the UN Security Council and the speech by Secretary of
This article was originally published on the Times of Israel Blogs. There is one question I’ve been asked consistently this weekend: Why – given my own
Earlier this week I spoke to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency about President-Elect Trump’s ambassador-designate to Israel. I told the reporter that “we’re all trying
Standing in the State Hall of Israel’s Knesset this past week with twelve members of the Massachusetts legislature, our guide showed us Israel’s Declaration of
A short while ago, I arrived in Israel. Joined by our trip chair Representative Lori Ehrlich of Marblehead, and by JCRC board members Beth Badik
For so many of us, the past few days have been largely enveloped in pain-filled conversations about the results of our election and their meaning
Last Thursday, some seventy members of JCRC’s Council gathered in Brookline for our Fall meeting. These leaders, representing most of our 42 member organizations and
If there is one word that defines our work at JCRC, it is “partnership.” We partner as professional and volunteer leaders, with our member agencies,
The debates are finally over and Election Day is less than three weeks away (at last!). But with all the attention devoted, rightly, to the
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