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Love is in the air with Tu B’Av right around the corner! Enjoy a romantic story of how this Baltimore-area Jewish couple met in honor of the Jewish Day of Love, celebrated this year on July 29. ‘A Tale of Modern Times’ Despite both growing up Jewish in ‘Smaltimore,’ Davina and Micah Kleid probably never […]

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Grace Gilson | JTA Two leading Jewish civil rights groups stepped up after Jewish teachers reported antisemitic harassment last year at the National Education Association’s annual convention, only to devolve into disagreement ahead of this year’s convention. The unusual public dispute between the Jewish Council of Public Affairs and the Anti-Defamation League brought to the [...


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University of Maryland Hillel is entering a new chapter, having settled into its brand-new building with a larger staff. The organization recently welcomed a new executive director, assistant director of student life, business manager, Springboard fellow and Israel fellow. And Maryland Hillel’s longtime executive director, Rabbi Ari Israel, stepped up as its CEO. “With our […...


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From her porch on Forest Green Road, Esther Drager kept watch over the neighborhood. She knew the parents, followed the children as they grew and kept raisins and chocolate ready for those who stopped by on bicycles. “She loved people,” said her granddaughter, Danielle “Dani” Drager. “Everybody knew her, and she knew everybody.” Throughout her […]

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By Rabbi Marc D. Israel This week’s Torah portion is Va’etchanan: Deuteronomy 3:23 — 7:11 The release of the film “The Odyssey” last weekend was a reminder that great works of literature often share common themes and symbols. Comparing the use of those themes and symbols helps define the unique aspects of each culture. In […]

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