Baltimore Jewish Living
Ezra Z. Weinblatt, son of Baltimore native Rabbi Stuart G. Weinblatt, allegedly pushed anti-Israel protesters and broke their sound equipment Apr. 16 in front of the Israel Embassy.
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The former president’s recent remarks draw fire from political pundits, lawmakers and the Biden administration.
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A veteran politician and media commentator, Rubin enters an increasingly competitive field of candidates.
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The survey of 800 registered Jewish voters, taken by the Jewish Electoral Institute, shows the president leading Trump 72% to 22% among respondents.
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A new Jewish museum located only an hour’s drive from Baltimore features at least two “notorious” women from history.
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In his retirement video issued earlier this week, the senator referenced his Jewish background as having a major impact on his voting record.
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According to Montgomery County Police, the Jewish victim was approached by a group of people after rebuking them for tossing around fruit and stealing doughnuts at a Giant supermarket.
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Hoyer, who was recently reelected to Congress and will serve out his term, is known for decades of staunch support for Israel.
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A veteran in Democratic and Jewish political circle, Barbara Goldberg Goldman apologized for an email she sent in December.
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Last weekend’s international BBYO conference is believed to be the largest in-person Jewish event since the start of the pandemic.
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The son of Jamaican immigrants who grew up in the Bronx, Powell was the first secretary of state to speak Yiddish as a second language.
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