Screenshots Appear to Show Son of Maryland Gubernatorial Nominee Making Antisemitic Remarks
Josiah Cox, the son and former campaign worker of Maryland Republican gubernatorial nominee Dan Cox, allegedly sent messages to a Jewish conservative on Facebook...
New Safe Worship Law Takes Effect in Maryland
On Oct. 1, a new law in Maryland took effect, and it’s one that aims to protect people exercising their religious beliefs at houses...
Marking the Third Anniversary of Oct. 7
Three years since Oct. 7, 2023, the community plans to gather in remembrance of the 1,200 people killed by Hamas in Israel on the...
Young Adults Lead Sukkot, Simchat Torah Programming
As synagogue leaders brainstorm how to better engage people in their 20s and 30s, some Jewish young adults have taken holiday programming into their...
ADL: DC Museums Off to Good Start in Jewish Representation
Two art museums in the nation’s capital scored moderately high in Jewish representation, according to the Anti-Defamation League’s first-of-its-kind investigation into 40 art museums...
Col. Joel David Miller, Remembered for Service and Integrity, Dies at 77
At every family celebration, Col. Joel David Miller raised his glass twice. One toast marked the occasion — a holiday, birthday or family milestone....
Remember When: ‘Hardened Attitudes’
The years following a war are defined by hardened stances for many. Is that still the case today?
An article by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency,...
8 Interesting Events Coming Up in Jewish DMV: Oct. 9-14
Explore these upcoming events in Jewish DMV, including a community barbecue at the JCC and an original documentary screening by a Rockville shul.
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Rolling into Sukkot With Sukkah Mobiles
DMV rabbis make the seven-day festival accessible to all
A kosher sukkah must be built outside with at least two full walls and a partial...
Former Hostage, Brother Tell Their Story Through Music
Guy Gilboa-Dalal played music in his head — and later sang with his fellow hostages — to stay sane during his two years of...