Final moments of Tisha B’Av at the Kotel
Thousands are gathered at the Western Wall Plaza in the final moments of Tisha B’Av, singing songs of Geulah together. “Higiya zman geulatchem” — “The time of your redemption has arrived.”
Thousands are gathered at the Western Wall Plaza in the final moments of Tisha B’Av, singing songs of Geulah together. “Higiya zman geulatchem” — “The time of your redemption has arrived.”
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Jerusalem — A recent essay published by Future of Jewish examines the factors that determine which Jewish communities endure across generations. The analysis points to education, communal institutions, and adaptability as the core pillars of survival. Education: Communities that invest in Jewish schools, Torah study, and cultural programming are more likely to maintain identity and
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Washington — The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) announced plans to raise the price of a first‑class Forever stamp from 80 cents to 82 cents, effective September 2026, pending approval by the Postal Regulatory Commission. The proposed increase is part of USPS’s ongoing effort to address rising operational costs and declining mail volume. Officials noted that
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Jerusalem — A delegation of Chabad rabbis from Florida traveled to Israel this summer for a private meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, underscoring the close ties between Jewish communities in the United States and Israel. The rabbis, representing Chabad centers across South Florida, discussed issues of Jewish education, community resilience, and support for Israel
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Orlando — Former Fox Sports Florida reporter Emily Austen, 27, was dismissed from her role after appearing on a Facebook Live webcast where she made derogatory comments about multiple ethnic and religious groups, including Jews. During the webcast, Austen mocked Mexicans, calling them “not that smart,” and then turned her remarks toward Jewish people. She
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URGENT MESSAGE FROM HATZALAH — Unfortunately, Hatzalah of Union County has responded to several calls for children choking on these candies. DO NOT GIVE TO CHILDREN! Subscribe to the JFN WhatsApp Channel
Orlando — In a reflective essay, Heritage Florida Jewish News explores how two timeless pillars of Judaism — the mezuzah and the minyan — continue to anchor Jewish identity and community life across generations. The mezuzah, affixed to the doorpost of Jewish homes, is described not merely as a ritual object but as a symbol
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Tallahassee — On Monday, U.S. District Judge Mark E. Walker rejected a request from CAIR and its Florida chapter to immediately halt the state’s plan to classify the organization as a domestic terrorist group. The ruling means Florida can proceed with its designation under House Bill 1471, signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis earlier
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Community. Faith. Partnership. I’m Shannan Ighodaro, former Miami Gardens Councilwoman and candidate for Florida Senate District 34. I was truly honored to spend time with an incredible group of women from the Jewish community. Thank you for the warm welcome, the thoughtful conversation, and the opportunity to listen and learn. Strong communities are built through
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