Avi Mayer, the former editor-in-chief of the Jerusalem Post and former managing director of public affairs at the American Jewish Committee, visited Cincinnati this past week for AJC Cincinnati’s annual […]
The new Chabad Young Professional Rabbi, Levik Gourarie, wants to fully integrate into his new community. His thought process is that, when in Rome, do as the Romans do; and […]
Hospice of Cincinnati has been accredited by the National Institute for Jewish Hospice and is now the only accredited Jewish hospice in Ohio. “This accreditation supports Jewish patients and their […]
The College for Contemporary Judaism, a seminary founded in the aftermath of HUC’s decision to close its historic campus, is asking an Ohio court to transfer the school’s Cincinnati campus […]
On May 18, two teenage gunmen killed three men at the Islamic Center of San Diego, and then turned the guns on themselves. Investigators found anti-Islamic writing in the suspect’s […]
This week on Jerusalem Consciousness, we continue our exploration of consciousness, moving beyond the thinking mind into the heart, or Lev in Hebrew. In a world pulled toward the material, […]
Around 40 people gathered at United Jewish Cemetery in Montgomery on a sunny and cool afternoon on May 3 to honor local Holocaust survivors. There are over 100 survivors buried […]
A Springboro man is facing charges of ethnic intimidation and menacing following an incident outside a Jewish school in Golf Manor. Jackson Mettler, 19, was charged in connection with a […]
Ambassador Ido Aharoni Aronoff is scheduled to speak at the Jewish National Fund USA’s Breakfast for Israel in Cincinnati on May 7. He has spent 25 years working as a […]
Editor’s Note: This Article Was Updated at 5:30 p.m. Ohio 50501, the state’s No Kings organizers, published an Instagram infographic for May, which is recognized as Jewish-American Heritage Month. The […]