Category Archives: World

AZA Celebrates 100th Anniversary | Detroit Jewish News

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UN not antisemitic, says its point man on topic

By Mike Wagenheim, JNS During an event marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day at the United Nations last month, Israeli Ambassador Gilad Erdan ripped the global body for failing to tackle antisemitism. “The UN was founded upon the ashes of the Holocaust. Read more » »

AZA Celebrates 100th Anniversary

Michigan Region kicks off local celebration by honoring Arnold J. Weiner. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of AZA, Michigan Region is honoring Arnie Weiner, a man whose dedication to the organization spans half a century. Weiner’s affiliation dates back before he was even born, to the founding of AZA in Omaha, Nebraska. Read more » »

Catholic leaders call on Christians to join fight against antisemitism

Senior Archbishops called on Catholics from around the world to gather together to actively help fight the rise of Antisemitism at an event held Tuesday night. Read more » »

B’nai B’rith Announces 2023 Sally and George Schneider Scholarship for New York City-area Student – B’nai B’rith International

B’nai B’rith International will award the annual Sally and George Schneider Scholarship to a deserving Jewish female graduate student in the spring of 2023. Applications are now being accepted. Read more » »

Itt a Kossuth Rádió és benne a Halljad Izrael! 2023. február 24-én, péntek délután fél kettőkor, avagy a zsinagógai naptár szerint 5783. ádár hónap 03.

Itt a Kossuth Rádió és benne a Halljad Izrael!

Üdvözlöm a kedves hallgatókat 2023. február 24-én, péntek délután fél kettőkor, avagy a zsinagógai naptár szerint 5783. ádár hónap 03. napján.

A mikrofonnál a szerkesztő műsorvezető Breuer Péter.

Műsorunk a Magyar Rádió Kunigunda utcai központjának 1-es stúdiójából jelentkezik.

És akkor nézzük a mai tartalmat:

– A hetiszakaszt …ismerteti Darvas István Rabbi És Toronyi Zsuzsa

Trumá hetiszakasz

– Heisler András, a Mazsihisz elnöke beszél többek között a február 11-én Budapesten történtekről.

– Ugyanerről a témáról fejti ki a kormány álláspontját Szalay-Bobrovniczky Vince, a miniszterelnökség helyettes államtitkára, de szóba kerül a Szeretetkórház ügye is.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            – dr. Grósz Andor, a HDKE kuratóriumának elnöke, a kecskeméti hitközség vezetője a Páva utcai intézmény jelenét és jövőjét ismerteti, valamint elmondja, milyen is egy felelős zsidó vezető.

How Wokers Paint Targets on the Backs of Jews and Blacks

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Fort Worth Jewish organization filling glasses to fuel Ukrainian Jews …

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February Quick Hits

Team USA didn’t make it to the medal round in women’s hockey last month at the World University Games. No Medal, No Problem Team USA didn’t make it to the medal round in women’s hockey last month at the World University Games. Read more » »

Morris Amitay, 86, tireless advocate for Israel, Soviet Jewry

(February 16, 2023 / JNS) Morris “Morrie” Amitay, who transformed the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) into a powerful voice in Washington, D.C., and who lobbied President Gerald Ford to accept more Jewish immigrants from the former Soviet Union, died on Feb. 10 at his home in Rockville, Md. He was 86 years old. Read more » »