04/15/2015
Tags: Beit Shean, Israel, Blog, Holidays, Volunteer, Passover
It really is no secret that observing the dietary laws of Passover in the United States is somewhat of a chore and not exactly easy. Passover in Israel is a completely different story. For the most part, the grocery stores and restaurants do all the work for you and it is much harder to break the laws of Passover in Israel than it is to keep them.
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04/15/2015
Tags: Beit Shean, Women, Israel, Blog, Holidays, Volunteer
Mabel spent most of her life donating her time to charity. She volunteered with a variety of organizations, in Cleveland and beyond. At 75, she had slowed down a bit but her interest in doing good never changed.
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04/14/2015
Tags: Holidays, Federation, Blog
Passover and Easter are intimately intertwined in our history as the Last Supper was actually a Seder.
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04/06/2015
Tags: PR, Events, Teens, Holidays
CLEVELAND – 1,100 Holocaust survivors call Cleveland home. Join our community as we honor these survivors and remember those who perished in the Holocaust at the Jewish Federation of Cleveland and the Kol Israel Foundation’s Yom Hashoah V’Hagvurah on Wednesday, April 15 from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. at Green Road Synagogue, 2437 S. Green Road in Beachwood. This annual event is free and open to the public.
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04/02/2015
Tags: Passover, Holidays, Federation, Blog
Passover and Easter are intimately intertwined in our history as the Last Supper was actually a Seder.
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04/02/2015
Tags: Israel, Events, Holidays, Arts, Overseas, Video
You don’t have to travel far to hear the music of the world. Experience the multi-cultural sounds and entrancing fusions of Hebrew, Arabic and Ethiopian with a full-length concert by The Idan Raichel Project at this year’s Yom Ha’atzmaut (Israel’s Independence Day) celebration on April 23!
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04/01/2015
Tags: Overseas, Partners, Israel, Passover, Holidays
Dozens of Jews from war-torn eastern Ukraine who will be immigrating to Israel in the coming days celebrated the upcoming holiday of Passover at a simulated seder (ritual meal) held at The Jewish Agency for Israel's refugee center outside the city of Dnepropetrovsk Sunday evening (March 29). The celebrants included seven children between the ages of two and ten, who learned about the holiday for the first time.
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03/27/2015
Tags: Food, Holidays, Passover, Women, Teens, Family, Young Adults, Federation
Passover is synonymous with cleaning, shopping, and cooking. With all of the physical preparations, however, it’s easy to arrive spent and exhausted to the Passover Seder, and lose track of what Passover is really about - the retelling of the miraculous emancipation of our ancestors from Egypt, and the celebration of our transformation from slaves to a self-determining nation of free men and women.
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03/26/2015
Tags: France, Holidays, Blog, Federation, Passover
As you may know, France has the largest Jewish population in Europe and the third largest Jewish population in the world. The vast majority are Sephardi and came from North Africa and the Mediterranean region. There has been a Jewish presence in France since the beginning of the Middle Ages. In fact, France was the first country in Europe to emancipate the Jews during the French Revolution.
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03/18/2015
Tags: Israel, Events, Holidays, Arts
Producer, keyboardist, and composer Idan Raichel has become a global music icon since the unveiling of The Idan Raichel Project, a multi-ethnic tour de force that changed the face of Israeli popular music.
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