Baltimore-Based Israel Baseball Americas Aims to Expand Influence of Baseball in the Jewish State
Launched Mar. 18, Israel Baseball Americas is an effort to support the Israel Association of Baseball.
Read moreLaunched Mar. 18, Israel Baseball Americas is an effort to support the Israel Association of Baseball.
Read moreWhile in Charm City, the fellows will visit the Inner Harbor and Fells Point while meeting with local Jewish community officials.
Read moreAmong the speakers during the March 19 gathering will be Sharon Alony-Cunio, whose husband continues to be held hostage in Gaza.
Read moreSeveral local mainstream groups and organizations are aligning themselves with radical, anti-Israel elements, writes Jay Bernstein.
Read moreJewish feminists and other human rights activists assembled in front of Baltimore City Hall on March 8 to show their solidarity with victims of sexual violence committed by Hamas during the Oct. 7 terrorist attacks.
Read moreBaltimore Area Jewish Feminists and other groups will hold the vigil at 8 a.m. in honor of International Women’s Day.
Read moreHostage expert and human rights attorney Jared Genser explains why Israel’s hostage crisis is uniquely challenging.
Read moreIn Baltimore’s war-torn sister city in Ukraine, the Mishpacha Children’s Home strives to help youngsters overcome the challenges of their circumstances.
Read moreThe Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attacks have left their mark on Tel Aviv’s flourishing arts community.
Read moreKaren Tal, CEO of the Amal educational network of schools, believes Arab-Jewish coexistence in Israel is more crucial now than ever.
Read moreAt the Pikesville Hilton this Wednesday night, Elizabeth Hirsh Natfali will talk about the nightmarish saga of her great-niece Abigail Mor Edan since Oct. 7.
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