The Color of Shabbos
August 27, 2010 by eJP
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Rabbi Michoel Ogince has always had a passion for photography, and when he decided two years ago to fuse his love of the camera with his love for Judaism, he gave birth to what he considers a masterpiece.
From “ August 23, 2010 by eJP Budapest is bursting with Jewish life and culture. Just ask Szilvi Somlai. Born and raised in Budapest, she works as the post-Taglit Birthright Israel and Masa Israel coordinator for the Jewish Agency in Hungary. She is also» August 20, 2010 by eJP August 20, 2010 by eJP August 9, 2010 by eJP Capturing What is Jewish Around Us: The Jewish Lens Points at the Midwest, and Beyond One is lured» July 26, 2010 by eJP Reopening to the public this morning, the $100 million project features new galleries,» July 25, 2010 by eJP Tonight, following a $100 million face lift, The Israel Museum will formally dedicate a renewed campus. Here’s director James Snyder on the Museum’s new vision. July 6, 2010 by PresenTense Group A New Recipe for Israeli Heroism: Makings of Falafel Man July 2, 2010 by Dan Brown Israel, especially during the summer months, is a melting-pot of innovation. And one of the real pleasures of living here is having the opportunity to meet, and interact, with young adults from around the world who are involved in these» June 29, 2010 by Bob Goldfarb An elaborate video, projected across three screens, launched the discussion of a new strategic plan at last week’s meeting of the Jewish Agency’s Board of Governors in Jerusalem. It began strikingly with a scene of two small children painting together.»New Israeli Cultural Center to Open in Budapest
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by Abigail PickusJewish Choral Singing Predictive of High Jewish Community Involvement
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Singers often quip that they “do it in harmony,” but the first survey ever conducted of Jewish choral activity in North America demonstrates that the harmony achieved refers not to the sounds they produce with other singers but to the»B’nai B’rith UK Celebrates Art in Judaism
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B’nai B’rith UK announces an exciting line up of events as part of this year’s European Days of Jewish Culture and Heritage (EDJCH). Taking place on 5th September and 12th – 15th September, this year B’nai B’rith UK is inviting»The Jewish Lens Points at the Midwest, and Beyond
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by H. Glenn Rosenkrantz
Milwaukee – The photograph is simple. It’s a mezuzah hanging on a doorframe. But its simplicity is deceiving.Israel Museum’s Renewed Campus Opens Today
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Last night, at a ceremony attended by local and foreign dignitaries, donors and various cultural figures, the renewed campus of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem was dedicated.Israel Museum Launches New Vision
Filed under In the Media, Jewish Culture, Local IsraelA New Recipe for Israeli Heroism
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by Dorit Maya Gur
My Israeli hero has red hair and a friendly, smiling face. He’s a chubby fellow who shoots falafel balls and protects the State. As a comic»The Many Faces of ROI Community: Argentina, Israel, Belarus and Copenhagen
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