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'The historic events to which he has borne witness—and helped play a role—are staggering.'
A great leader of Chicago’s Jewish community for more than 75 years.
ERRP helps U.S. employers provide health care coverage to early retirees.
The class will begin with an opening retreat in October and conclude in January 2012.
Local families partnered through volunteer effort for new Americans.
"We want the skyline of the West Bank to be dominated by apartment towers, not missiles." Israeli...
Giladgreetings.Org to collect birthday and High Holiday messages; campaign includes display in...
Israel and the Palestinians to relaunch direct peace talks in September.
So many variables are in play that Netanyahu and Obama themselves are probably still unsure of the...
Reach Across Illinois Campuses intern reflects on journey
The new strategic vision calls for turning the agency’s attention toward building global Jewish...
Saturday, June 12 is the one year anniversary of Iran's stolen presidential election.
Nine activists died, including 8 Turks, 1 U.S. citizen
JCRC meetings with Chinese diplomats center on Israel relations, Iran
"If I could mention one word to summarize my concern, it’s the absence of leadership."
Come Together, on Thursday, October 7, 6pm, in Skokie at North Shore Center for the Performing...
Jan Lisa Huttner Zohar Strauss in Lebanon. Photo courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics. Chicago...
Fall is a spiritual time of year, and a special time to be in Israel.
Direct talks between Palestinians and Israelis have barely begun and already the sides are facing their first major hurdle -- the end of Israel's partial moratorium on settlement building. And that's just the beginning.
Electric cars hit the road, Israelis steering clear of Turkey, housing costs on the rise.
A groundswell of Jewish effort to combat anti-Muslim bigotry is apparent in several new initiatives that were announced this week.
Billionaire philanthropist George Soros will give Human Rights Watch $100 million to expand its work throughout the world.
An interfaith summit of Jewish, Christian and Muslim leaders denounced anti-Muslim bigotry.
