Linda Brockman

3 weeks ago | jewishpresstampa.com | Linda Brockman

It was the 1948 Academy Award-Winning Best Picture that inspired 16-year-old Mila Holtzeker Gamili to create “When Words Leave Cracks” which won first place in the high school division of the third annual Shine A Light on Antisemitism competition last month. Gamili felt very affected by “Gentleman’s Agreement” starring Gregory Peck, a fictional story about journalist Phil Green who investigates post-WWII antisemitism by going undercover as a Jew in a city where no one knows him.

3 weeks ago | jewishpresstampa.com | Linda Brockman

Yom HaShoah is a day of remembrance when Jews and non-Jews around the world remember all victims of the Holocaust. In observing this solemn holiday, the Tampa Jewish Community Centers & Federation held a joint program to recognize its Shine A Light on Antisemitism student visual arts and playwrights competition (see front page article on Shine A Light), while also commemorating the six million who perished during the Holocaust.

2 months ago | jewishpresstampa.com | Barbara Aiello |Linda Brockman

By ohtadmin | on March 17, 2025 In this space, Scott Behar retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent and current Director of Community Security and Education for the Tampa JCCs and Federation brings readers updates on hate crimes, threats and other security issues, locally and around the country as well as the latest and most valuable information available to help keep you, your family and your organizations safe.

Jun 10, 2023 | mashed.com | Linda Brockman

Jun 7, 2023 | mashed.com | Linda Brockman