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Hundreds from Jewish community in Metro Detroit hold vigil for hostages held by Hamas
Read full article: Hundreds from Jewish community in Metro Detroit hold vigil for hostages held by HamasHundreds from the Metro Detroit Jewish community gathered in Farmington Hills Tuesday to remember and pray for the hostages being held in Gaza.
Thousands pack congregation in Southfield to pledge support for Israel, Jewish community
Read full article: Thousands pack congregation in Southfield to pledge support for Israel, Jewish communityThousands of Metro Detroit Jews packed Congregation Shaarey Zedek in Southfield to hear from the Jewish Federation of Metro Detroit on what’s being done to aid Israel.
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit hosted community forum amid growing antisemitic attacks
Read full article: Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit hosted community forum amid growing antisemitic attacksThe Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit hosted a community forum Wednesday amid growing antisemitic attacks, including a recent incident at a synagogue in Bloomfield Township.
Want to work for a nonprofit? More than 100 jobs available at nonprofit career expo in Metro Detroit
Read full article: Want to work for a nonprofit? More than 100 jobs available at nonprofit career expo in Metro DetroitFifteen agencies will be offering 100+ jobs at a nonprofit career expo in West Bloomfield Township on Wednesday.
Jewish Federation of Metro Detroit expands reach despite COVID pandemic challenges
Read full article: Jewish Federation of Metro Detroit expands reach despite COVID pandemic challengesThe Jewish Federation of Metro Detroit has a mission to take care of the needs of Jewish people in Metro Detroit and around the world.
Ann Arbor Jewish Federation’s benefit goes virtual this year
Read full article: Ann Arbor Jewish Federation’s benefit goes virtual this yearANN ARBOR – The Jewish Federation of Greater Ann Arbor will be moving its annual benefit The Main Event online this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. The virtual cabaret will kick off at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 21 and will feature performances from Broadway, film and TV star Tovah Feldshuh and Ann Arbor native Ari Axelrod. “This will be an evening of Broadway-caliber entertainment with the goal of supporting Jewish life locally and around the world,” reads the event website. 7-8 p.m. Cabaret with Tovah Feldshuh and Ari Axelrod on YouTube LiveAdDuring the performance, you may choose to enjoy a dinner catered by Amanda’s Kitchen, available for purchase. Beth Israel Congregation is at 2000 Washtenaw Ave.For more information and to purchase tickets, click here.