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Mar 24, 2022

First Group of Honeymoon Israel Returns

Seventeen Miami couples, including interfaith, multi-racial and LGBTQ+ partners, recently returned from the first cohort of Honeymoon Israel, a highly subsidized, nine-day trip to explore the country and build meaningful, lasting Jewish connections. The young adults hiked Masada, celebrated Shabbat in Jerusalem, floated in the Dead Sea, traveled to the mystical city of Tzfat, visited the Syrian border, drummed to Israeli music and more, while strengthening their Jewish identities and relationships with their spouses. For newlywed Katie Miller, the experience was meaningful and educational. “My husband is Jewish and it was an amazing opportunity to be immersed in Jewish culture and religion,” she said. “I am a seasoned traveler and this was probably the best trip I have been on. I loved learning about the history of Israel and sharing Shabbat and Havdalah with an eclectic group of people who were equally excited to be there.” To learn more about Honeymoon Israel and when the next cohort will be going, please contact Nicole Erdfrocht at [email protected].

87th Annual Meeting

87th Annual Meeting

The 2024-2025 season will come to a close on Thursday, May 22 at the 87th Annual Meeting, when the Greater Miami Jewish Federation will install the 2025-2026 Board of Directors, Trustees, Leadership Council and Council of Jewish Organizations.

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Lions Visit Panama

Lions Visit Panama

A group of Lions of Judah from Federation’s Women’s Philanthropy recently visited Panama to explore the country’s rich Jewish history, dating back to the 1500s, as well as today’s vibrant Jewish life and culture.

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Hillel Wants You!

Hillel Wants You!

Hillel is once again offering incoming Jewish college freshmen a welcome gift and the chance to win one of five $500 gift cards for back-to-school or dorm essentials.

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Fresh Produce for Israel’s Children

Fresh Produce for Israel’s Children

For years, Federation has provided rescued fresh produce and meals for Israelis in need through Leket Israel, and the demand for the nonprofit’s services has nearly doubled since October 7 due to scarcity and high prices.

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