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Local rabbis and cantors share heartfelt wishes for sweet new year
Second of two parts Shanah Tovah! Recently, I received a small book with an expansive amount of wisdom. Written by David Whyte, it’s titled “Consolations: The Solace, Nourishment and Underlying
StandWithUs Hires Campus and High School Regional Managers and Selects Leventhal HS Interns for 2022-23
Submitted Report StandWithUs (SWU), an international, non-partisan education organization that supports Israel and fights antisemitism, is pleased to announce the 2022-23 students participating in the Kenneth Leventhal High School Internship from
JCC Dallas connects with fellow JCC in Ukraine
Dallas J joins JCCA Global High Holy Days moral support campaign The JCCA Global High Holy Days moral support campaign connects the JCCs in the United States with the JCCs
DHHRM to honor Cynt Marshall Oct. 13
Mavs CEO will receive Hope for Humanity Award By Deb Silverthorn The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum (DHHRM) takes its annual Hope for Humanity event to full court press
Lapid recommits to the two-state solution
By Ron Kampeas (JTA) — Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid recommitted Israel to the two-state outcome in a United Nations speech on Thursday, Sept. 22, reversing the policy of his
Dipes, and wipes, to shower JFS’ need
By Deb Silverthorn Pricing for everything has gone up. Some items, like diapers and wipes — for all ages and stages — aren’t a want, they are a need. Jewish
Columnists
Suicide prevention
By Dr. Alan Koenigsberg There are many tactics to help prevent suicide. Being aware of what our children, as well as those closest to us, are thinking and feeling, gives
The Yom Kippur fast
Dear Rabbi Fried, I have fasted on Yom Kippur as long as I can remember and am nostalgic about the bagels and smoked fish break-fasts with my late parents, aunts
Consul General reflects on past year, 5783
By Livia-Link Raviv Shanah Tovah and Happy New Year from me, my family and the entire Israeli Consulate. As we look forward to a sweet 5783 for the whole community,
Recipes
7 Rosh Hashanah desserts that aren’t honey cake
By Rachel MyersonThis article originally appeared on The Nosher. We’ve probably all tried various versions of lekach, or honey cake, over the years. While this iconic Rosh Hashanah treat has
Get ready for a honey of a Rosh Hashanah!
By Tina Wasserman It’s that time, everybody! When I wrote this article, it was a balmy 78 degrees with a breeze, and we are all hoping it won’t be triple
Spice up your Labor Day!
By Tina Wasserman Labor Day is the unofficial end to summer. Children are back in school, the Halloween candy is already on the supermarket shelves and a bathing suit is
