By Susan Kern-Fleischer In many ways, acclaimed artist Ora Tamir is a storyteller. Though there are no spoken or written words, her surrealistic paintings capture the fantastical, adventurous, evocative, and sometimes serious stories and images that exist in her mind’s eye as she begins to paint. The Artist Ora was born on a kibbutz:…
As Israel and America stand strong against Hamas, Hezbollah, and anyone who supports the massacre of innocent civilians, the desire to help is palpable. But how do you know where and how to give? How do you determine a charity is credible and fiscally responsible? How can you be sure that the money you donate…
By Joan Joanne Greene My grandparents lived through pogroms – organized massacres where bands of men, seething with hatred of Jews, rode into Jewish villages on horseback, looting, raping, killing, and burning down their homes. I’ve known this the same way I’ve known about the killing fields in Cambodia and the Armenian genocide. Unimaginable evil…
Arizona Jewish Film Festivals and a special section on Education: From Preschool to College and Beyond.
Inside: 5775 Calendar & Back to School Supplement.
Featuring: Rick Bronson has a flair for comedy. Special sections include: Hanukkah: Gifts, food, fun. Israel: New terror, sisters’ prayers & saving lives.
Featuring: Two Communities, Two Stuarts, One mission: Build a stronger Jewish Community. Special sections include: Seniors: Still following their passions. J Kids & Teens: It’s never too early to start thinking about camp. Charitable Giving: Philanthropy reflects priorities and passions.
Arizona-born broadway star Judy Kaye, back in Phoenix for a historic event. Special sections include: Women’s Health: Eat, move & sleep your way to health. Bar & Bat Mitzvah: step into Jewish adulthood with meaning.
Featuring Morris Callaman: Tough childhood inspires Tikkun Olam. Special sections include: High Holy Days: Rosh Hashanah begins at sunset Sept 24. A&E: It’s a new season in the arts world.
