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Protestors · Colorado

Another Protester Dies After Attack in Boulder

46% Center coverage: 11 sources

DENVER — An 82-year-old Colorado woman who was injured in a Molotov cocktail attack on demonstrators in support of Israeli hostages in Gaza has died, prosecutors said Monday.See the Story

Abortion · Milwaukee

More Abortion Clinics Are Closing Even in States Where Abortion Is Legal with Further Cuts Expected

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The post More abortion clinics are closing even in states where abortion is legal with further cuts expected appeared first on Milwaukee Independent.See the Story

Milwaukee · Milwaukee

Roberta Clark, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council, is asking people to report

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Jewish values require a better view of immigration

Growing up in California, I have been around immigrants all my life. They have been my classmates, housekeepers, teachers, nurses and friends. I am well aware that many of them harvest the food I eat and build the structures I walk into. Mateo, a Mexican immigrant who’s been gardening for people close to me since 2012, speaks to me in Spanish. He knows I take Spanish classes, so when I see him, he’ll ask me simple questions and we’ll both chuc…Immigration · Milwaukee Read Article

How we build with other communities – I see a path through relationship building, education, advocacy, and legislation

Roberta Clark, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Milwaukee Jewish Federation, delivered these remarks at the JCRC annual meeting in May 2025. This is an excerpt, lightly adapted for publication. Community building is hard work, involves perishable skills, and must be ongoing if we are to truly have positive impact in our community. That’s why we’ve titled today’s annual meeting “building brides” because that’s at …Education · Milwaukee Read Article

Stone dedication for Barbara Dorothy (née Siegel) Recht

There will be a stone dedication for Barbara Dorothy (née Siegel) Recht, 11 a.m. on Sunday, July 13, at the gravesite at Anshai Lebowitz Cemetery, 326 S Hawley Road, Milwaukee. “Our family will gather together with Rabbi Brant Rosen to unveil our mother’s gravestone and celebrate her long and beautiful life.” August 21, 1931 — January 24, 2024 The post Stone dedication for Barbara Dorothy (née Siegel) Recht first appeared on Wisconsin Jewish Chr…Roger Stone · Milwaukee Read Article

Rabbi Gil-Ezer Lerer arrived during the vandalism, then held minyan

MILWAUKEE – When Rabbi Gil-Ezer Lerer approached a vandal breaking glass windows at Temple Menorah, the man walked away and was soon apprehended by Milwaukee Police. The incident took place on Sunday morning, June 15. “He was arrested within minutes of leaving the synagogue,” Lerer said. This is an isolated incident, involving only this perpetrator, who had taken an offbeat interest in the synagogue in recent weeks, said Lerer, who leads the s…Milwaukee · Milwaukee Read Article

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson met with Israeli leaders, compared city management

At center is Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson, just outside his office at City Hall, after a meeting with, left to right, Eli Gabay, deputy mayor of Kfar Tavor; Yosi Nava, mayor of Tiberias; Nitzan Peleg, head of Lower Galilee Regional Council and Idan Grinbaum, head of Jordan Valley Regional Council. The mayors chatted about differences in municipal management, including their relationships with police and schools. The mayors came with the annu…Milwaukee · Milwaukee Read Article

Delegation visited Milwaukee as war was brewing

A delegation of Israeli mayors and others visiting Milwaukee managed to make their way back to Israel last month – to be with their cities as Israel was under fire – after war abruptly broke out between Iran and Israel. The delegation included Yosi Nava, mayor of Tiberias; Eli Gabay, deputy mayor of Kfar Tavor; Nitzan Peleg, head of Lower Galilee Regional Council; and Idan Grinbaum, head of the Jordan Valley Regional Council. While in Milwaukee…Milwaukee · Milwaukee Read Article

Glendale native’s bike shop hit by rocket – Yalla Bikes was founded by Jake Teper, Madison and Nicolet graduate

“We got hit by a rocket from Iran, and then we got robbed,” Jake Teper posted to his Instagram account on June 22. Teper is a native of Glendale and a graduate of Nicolet High School and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He belonged to Congregation Shalom and was active in BBYO, and his Bar Mitzvah announcement was published in the Chronicle in 2009. In 2020, during the pandemic, he went to Tel Aviv as part of a Masa program where he inter…Instagram · Milwaukee Read Article

When Israelis visited Milwaukee for a partnership planning session, they found a changed America

MILWAUKEE – Israelis came to town this month and got to know us a bit. Here’s what they learned: America is not a cushy place where one can avoid the cost of being Jewish. When delegates from northeast Israel; St Paul, Minn.; and Milwaukee gathered here last month to make plans for more Israeli-American relationship building, they stumbled into some hard truths. Discussion invariably meandered to the state of the Jewish world, and this led to s…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

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Another Protester Dies After Attack in Boulder

More Abortion Clinics Are Closing Even in States Where Abortion Is Legal with Further Cuts Expected

Roberta Clark, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council, is asking people to report

Jewish values require a better view of immigration

How we build with other communities – I see a path through relationship building, education, advocacy, and legislation

Stone dedication for Barbara Dorothy (née Siegel) Recht

Rabbi Gil-Ezer Lerer arrived during the vandalism, then held minyan

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson met with Israeli leaders, compared city management

Delegation visited Milwaukee as war was brewing

Glendale native’s bike shop hit by rocket – Yalla Bikes was founded by Jake Teper, Madison and Nicolet graduate

When Israelis visited Milwaukee for a partnership planning session, they found a changed America

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