Wednesday January 20, 2021 | 6 Shevat 5781
For nearly 40 years, the Jewish House at the Milwaukee Public Museum has been educating visitors about pre-war Jewish life in Europe, thanks to the work of the 1980s Milwaukee Jewish community, and the openness of the non-Jewish museum staff of that era. Today, it may seem obvious that a tour of old Europe […]
The Wisconsin Council of Rabbis issued a statement Wednesday, stating that “recent suggestions that absentee votes not be counted” after Election Day is a violation of the nation’s values. President Trump has called for votes to stop being counted, and the courts have been used to try to halt ballot counting, according to media […]
BROOKFIELD – Chabad of Waukesha-Brookfield has purchased, renovated and reopened a former Trinity Broadcasting Network building, at 1275 N. Barker Road in Brookfield. The new center allows Chabad of Waukesha-Brookfield, which first opened to the public in 2012, to move out of its rabbi’s house. The new center, with 8,400 square feet, is twice […]
The Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center has opened a “Student Center” program to give children someplace safe and supervised to go during virtual schooling. More than 30 children in kindergarten through fifth grade – taking virtual classes with nine public schools around town – are spending their virtual schooling hours at […]
Catholics have more in common with Jews than they realize, say future priests who are studying Catholic-Jewish relations in a suburban Milwaukee program that may be unique among seminaries worldwide. “It is very beautiful to understand and to experience how much both religions have in common,” said Pedro Ruiz Aular, who is studying at […]
Israeli Arabs have changed in the 25 years since the death of Yitzhak Rabin, said Mohammad Darawshe, an Israeli Arab political analyst who met with Jewish Milwaukee by way of Zoom on Oct. 13. For one thing, Israeli Arabs, who make up about 20% of Israel’s citizenry, have become increasingly likely to go to […]
MADISON — Hilde Adler was just 10 years old on Nov. 9, 1938, when German soldiers stormed her family’s home in Nuremburg, Germany. At home alone with her nanny, Adler wasn’t sure what the soldiers wanted, but she was scared all the same. “I remember that a man in tall black boots came into […]
After serving in the state Legislature during the Carter and Reagan years, leading the Milwaukee Jewish Council for Community Relations through much of the 1990s, and then teaching as a professor at University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, Mordecai Lee has formed some opinions about 2020. For one thing, he’d like to see a return […]
The State Hermitage Museum in Russia will have a virtual tour, through Jewish Museum Milwaukee on Nov. 17 at 12 p.m.
As the pandemic continues, it may be possible that you or a member of your household tests positive. The Milwaukee area’s North Shore Health Department offers some guidance to prevent the spread within a shared household and protect those who are most vulnerable. The tips are: Provide a separate bedroom and bathroom for sick […]
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