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January 29, 2010  RSS feed
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Speaker to discuss ritual murder accusations against Jews
“ The Ritual Murder Trial in Modern Jewish History” will be the subject as professor and author Dr. Hillel J. Kieval is the featured guest for Temple Ahavat Shalom’s annual speakers event. The open-to-the-public event will be Tuesday, Feb. 9 at Temple Ahavat Shalom in Palm Harbor. More...
Ask the Expert
Swearing on the Bible

QUESTION: If a Jew goes to court in America, does he/she swear on their Bible or does he/she affirm on something else? --Harris, Texas ANSWER: Well, Harris, I promise to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth in this answer. More...

Dealing with tantrums subject of next TIKVAH program

Jennifer Rava-Wooten, president/owner of Advanced Behavioral Systems, will speak on “Extinguishing Tantrums” during TIKVAH Talk on Tuesday, Feb. 23 from 7-9 p.m. at the Tampa Jewish Community Center. The event is presented by the TIKVAH Special Needs Program at Tampa Jewish Family Services. More...

Award’s namesake gets inaugural honor from B’nai Brith

A crowd of nearly 100 people gathered at Temple Ahavat Shalom during a recent B’nai B’rith meeting to see Dr. Norm Gross receive the first “Dr. More...

‘Paris Project’ organizer to get Holocaust Museum humanitarian award at To Life dinner Feb. 11

The Florida Holocaust Museum will present this year’s Loebenberg Humanitarian Award to a local woman who led an effort to use the tragic death of a youngster to teach teens about the devastating effect of being a silent bystander. Tracey Locke of St. Petersburg will receive the award at the annual “To Life – Shining Light on a Better Tomorrow” dinner. More...

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