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  • 1 week ago | jewishjournal.com | Ayala Or-El |Ayala Or-el

    In his memoir, “‘Goodbye, Tahrir Square: Coming of Age as a Jew of the Nile,”’ Elio Zarmati tells the story of his childhood in Egypt and the events that forced his family to leave. Against the backdrop of today’s ongoing conflicts and refugee crises in the Middle East, the book offers a deeply relevant perspective on exile, resilience and the echoes of history.

  • 1 week ago | jewishjournal.com | Ayala Or-El |Ayala Or-el

  • 1 week ago | jewishjournal.com | Ayala Or-El |Ayala Or-el

    The Dead Sea Scrolls, one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, have fascinated scholars and historians for decades. Their impact on Judaism and early Christianity continues to spark debate and intrigue. At a recent private class held at the Ronald Reagan Library, Tyler Jarvis, a lecturer from the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies, provided deep insights into the scrolls, their history and their profound significance.

  • 2 weeks ago | jewishjournal.com | Ayala Or-El |Ayala Or-el

    Ten years ago, after struggling with infertility, Gila Block co-founded Yesh Tikva, an organization that provides support to Jewish women and couples facing infertility. In honor of Yesh Tikva’s (“There is Hope,” in Hebrew), 10th annual Infertility Awareness Shabbat, Block hosted a special event at Shalhevet High School with Sivan Kobi, known to her 850K followers as Sivan’s Kitchen.

  • 2 weeks ago | jewishjournal.com | Ayala Or-El |Ayala Or-el

    Romi Lassally is the co-founder of Ready to Succeed (RTS), a career and personal development program that provides youth impacted by foster care and low-income, first-generation college students with the resources, relationships and opportunities they need to thrive both personally and professionally.

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