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Both screenings of Yaniv and Midas Man sold out quickly, but you can still see these audience favorites.
The Shavit-Lonsteins reflect on Colorado's diverse ecosystems and propose a unique Colorado lulav symbolizing community unity, resilience, and growth, celebrating Sukkot's agricultural and spiritual lessons.
I join with Bruce Ticker in hoping that people who don't approve of Israel's standing up to those who seek to destroy the nation-state of the Jews will not get away with physically attacking Jews (whether those Jews are Zionists or not). However, I believe that he could help matters by doing a better job of defending Israel's actions in his columns.
Bring the whole family—grandparents, toddlers, and everyone in between—for a joyful celebration of Sukkot at Milk and Honey Farm on Sunday, October 12!
The Colorado Hebrew Chorale invites you to start you Sukkah-hopping day with singing, a “Schmear” and welcoming Ushpizin – special musical guests.
If you're navigating the challenges of infertility, you don't have to face them alone.
"Tatami," the first film to be co-directed by an Israeli and and Iranian filmmaker, is both a stunning sports drama and a suspenseful political thriller.
Unfortunately, in my position as a University Research Fellow, I am constantly exposed to the results of this successful antisemitic campaign to change the narrative by changing the definition of "Nakba."