Tipp City Board of Education Member Anne Zakkour told The Observer Thursday morning that she is sorry for giving the Nazi salute and saying, “Sieg heil’ to then board President Simon Patry during a work session Tuesday evening.
We are a couple of weeks away from the start of the Jewish holiday season. So we’re bringing you a comprehensive guide to high holiday services across the greater Cincinnati area.
“This festival always attracts a curious crowd ready to explore and learn – including [about] the threat of antisemitism, Israel, and Jewish pride,” said Justin Kirschner.
Camp Livingston’s young adult weekend offers a chance to escape the responsibilities of adult life – even if just for a moment.
“Gen Z is incredible, they are so compassionate and they have so many ideas of how they want to change the world, and I want to be a part of that and help them because I had so many amazing people help me throughout my Jewish journey,” said Sadler.
Difficult times call for confident and pragmatic leaders – something Greg Landsman, the freshman congressman, and Cincinnati’s first Jewish representative, sees himself as.
In this new feature members of the UC Judaic studies department share new and interesting ideas from the world of Jewish Studies. This week Dara Horn on Holocaust education and open access to a new book on ancient rabbinic culture.
Throughout Cincinnati, you can find long-standing golf courses, bowling alleys, hiking trails, running races, and now a very vibrant pickleball scene.
Our friends and family members are genuinely scared about the future of the country, but they are not giving up hope.
“Dating can be very frustrating and anxiety provoking and confusing,” said Soroka. “I don’t intend to solve that. I don’t think we can make it a fairy tale for everybody, but if you’re going into dating in the right mindset then dating can go from frustrating to something that is navigable.”