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Oct 11, 2024

Jewish Miami Remembers October 7

Close to 1,400 friends of Israel gathered at Temple Beth Sholom on Monday for Miami Remembers October 7 to memorialize the deadliest day in Jewish history since the Holocaust. Community cantors performed prayers and songs and Holocaust Survivors lit yahrzeit candles for the 17 communities decimated by Hamas massacres on October 7. Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, Mayor Steven Meiner and Miami Beach Police Chief Wayne Jones recited prayers and Florida Senator Rick Scott shared his experience visiting Israel following October 7. Guest speaker Ziv Levi came from Israel to honor his sister and her family who were brutally murdered by terrorists in Kfar Aza. The local Israeli Scouts, Tzofim Shevat Barak, took the stage as member Liya Mizrahi (pictured) sang the moving Will Always Wait for You. The event was presented in conjunction with the Rabbinical Association of Greater Miami and the Consulate General of Israel in Miami, in partnership with dozens of Miami synagogues, day schools, agencies and other organizations.

Kristallnacht Commemoration: This Sunday at Temple Israel

Kristallnacht Commemoration: This Sunday at Temple Israel

Beginning at 6 p.m., the program will be led by the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach, a Committee of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, in partnership with other nonprofit and civic organizations.

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Creative Nutrition Solutions Help Internally Displaced Israelis

Creative Nutrition Solutions Help Internally Displaced Israelis

As evacuees from the Gaza Envelope continue to shelter in Miami’s partnership city of Yerucham following October 7, Federation is providing opportunities for them to cook their own meals and engage in culinary therapy.

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Give Miami Day is November 21

Give Miami Day is November 21

When you donate to the Annual Greater Miami Jewish Federation Campaign on Give Miami Day, your generosity goes even further, because every donation between $25 and $10,000, is eligible for an additional donation from The Miami Foundation.

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Apply Now to Become a Refuat Ha-Nefesh Volunteer

Apply Now to Become a Refuat Ha-Nefesh Volunteer

Mishkan Miami is seeking compassionate individuals who want to make a difference in the lives of others through the Refuat Ha-Nefesh Spiritual Care Program, a program that will train volunteers in the mitzvah of bikur cholim (visiting the sick).

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