A delegation of twelve passionate Cincinnatians has returned from a transformative volunteer mission to Israel, organized by Jewish National Fund-USA. From May 25-29, 2025, the delegation joined more than 150 […]
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Question – My book club is trying to pick a book to read this summer. We want something that plays with Jewish themes, but that isn’t a book ABOUT Judaism […]
The Exhibit The Skirball Museum is currently hosting an exhibit by Jewish artist Archie Rand, now through July 31. Titled “The Seventeen: Iron Flock,” it includes 17 paintings of empowered […]
Nearly 300 philanthropists recently united to show their steadfast support for the land and people of Israel at Jewish National Fund-USA’s Breakfast for Israel in Cincinnati. The annual event was […]
On June 13th, Goldy Kalmanson boarded a plane with her family, headed for a wedding in Jerusalem. As their flight neared its destination, the pilot made an unexpected announcement: a […]
When I walked into that 500 square-foot cabin filled to the brim with bunk beds, trunks, photos, and 14 other ten-year-olds, everything felt so vast. Those 50 acres of Goldman […]
Reformed is a gem of a show currently streaming on HBO Max. Released in March from France, it follows the life of a 28-year-old French Libéral (aka Reform) rabbi named […]
Cincinnati Pride is June 28th, 2025, and I’ve been answering a constant stream of questions about my comfort level attending the festival and parade. There are a lot of very […]
The American Zionist Movement held elections for the World Zionist Congress from March 10 to May 4 this year. Now, a month after the conclusion of voting, the results are […]