Minneapolis Jewish Federation announced Tikvatenu: From Heartbreak to Hope, its $10 million campaign to raise money for Israel assistance Friday afternoon, part of a $500 million effort that the leadership […]
When picking out productions to present in Six Points Theater’s seasons, Producing Artistic Director Barbara Brooks tends to choose shows that revolve around important topics that will resonate with audience […]
As the youngest of three boys, all Eli Leonard was looking to do was get a laugh out of his older brothers. “I was four and six years younger, and […]
Back in 2011, I used TCJewfolk to advertise my services as a solid third-baseman with doubles power. I don’t care if someone felt bad for me or if the need […]
Wearing warmup t-shirts with the faces of kidnapped Israelis on the front, and jerseys that say “Stand With Israel,” the basketball players of Maccabi Ra’anana took the court at Target […]
Sophie Riegel graduated from Duke University this past May, and it couldn’t come soon enough for her. As an author and speaker, Riegel has been talking to groups about mental […]
Minneapolis City Councilmember Jeremiah Ellison has retweeted dozens of anti-Zionist posts on Twitter over the last nine days, including one that accuses “zionists of ethnic cleansing,” compares Israel to Nazis, […]
Saturday, the U.S. Embassy contacted us and put us on what might have been one of the last government-chartered planes out of Ben Gurion to Athens. This morning, as coordination […]
This Wednesday, I was proud to see the public show of support from the state of Minnesota to the Jewish state of Israel. On that day, the I-35W bridge in […]
This piece originally ran on the JFCS Blog. The brutality of the attack on Israel is conveyed in the graphic images and details we see on the news. It is […]