In a tradition that draws many attendees, the Boulder County Center for Judaism celebrates Chanukah together in Lafayette and Boulder by lighting their giant menorah in a public ceremony.

Check out all the wonderful opportunities for fellowship during the month of January, 2025!

What makes Mikeitz so special? It always comes out the Shabbos of Hanukah!

For centuries we have taken pride in our devotion to learning and questioning, to look at all positions and issues. When it comes to Israel, however, our communal leadership is selective as to the information it presents to the community. In Boulder, we can talk about Iran but not about the Occupation, the on-going displacement of Palestinians in Jerusalem and parts of the West Bank or about Jewish terrorism against the Palestinians.

Jonathan Lederer's confrontation with pro-Arab protesters at Columbia University highlights the escalating tensions and hostility experienced when seeking dialogue on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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The Jewish Agency for Israel is organizing the world’s largest digital menorah this Hanukkah, connecting Jewish communities from every corner of the globe. From Kiryat Shmona to Melbourne, from Sderot to Washington, from Jerusalem to Paris, Jews around the world will light a virtual candle to be part of this unequivocal display of unity.

The "Hero's Path" ride from Florence to Assisi, organized by BYIM, raises funds for youth rehabilitation post-October 7, commemorating Gino Bartali's legacy.