Posts Tagged: Liz Steves camp
From Father to Daughter — a Jewish Family’s Legacy of Camp Leadership
JNS.org - It has been almost a year since I delivered my father’s eulogy. My dad, who for nearly 50 years was the director of the...
Culture
Social Media Influencer Uses Her Online Platforms to Educate Millions on Holocaust
An American social media activist and influencer with over 12 million followers on...
Soccer Leaders Discuss Rise of Antisemitism in Sports
Leaders from international soccer clubs convened on the sidelines of a United Nations Human Rights Council session in Geneva on...
California Rugby Team Condemns Discrimination Against Israeli Athletes Disinvited From South African Tournament
An American rugby team that replaced Israel after the...
Features
Karl Pfeifer, Journalist Who Documented 20th Century With A Jewish Eye, Dies at 94: A Personal Memoriam
The death of Karl Pfeifer last Friday marks the...
‘I See Your Face, You Are Alive!’: The Yiddish Poet Undergoing a Revival in War-Torn Ukraine
"Through fire and ash, through smoke and battle /...
‘Being Here Is Part of Our DNA’: Israelis Treat Refugees at Ukraine Field Hospital as War Enters Fifth Week
A few days ago, doctors at Israel’s field hospital...
World
‘We Will Win’ Ukrainian Ambassador Tells American Jewish Committee Sede...
Ukraine’s Ambassador to the US on Wednesday said that the American Jewish community has supported Ukraine “every day” since Russia’s...
Israel
Israeli Archeologists Discover 6,000-Year-Old Fishing Hook in Ashkelon
i24 News - One of the oldest copper fishhooks in the world was discovered during excavations in Ashkelon, southern Israel, the Israel Antiquity Authority (IAA) announced on Wednesday. The 6,000-year-old discovery...
Middle East
Senior Hezbollah Official says ‘The Internal Conflict in Israel will...
i24 News - Sheikh Naim Qassem, Deputy Secretary General of the terrorist group Hezbollah, said during an interview with the...
