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Rabbi Irving “Yitz” Greenberg

For decades, Rabbi Irving “Yitz” Greenberg has been a seminal voice in the Jewish community. Whether it has been his activism on behalf of Soviet Jewry; the cultivation of Jewish leadership through The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership (Clal); his pioneering work in the creation with others of Taglit-Birthright Israel; his work in interfaith understanding or through his efforts with the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, Rabbi Greenberg believes that the Torah and Jewish tradition have relevance on personal, communal and even universal levels. Following more than a decade of writing, he is now completing a major work of theology that describes the meaning of being a covenanted people in this day and age.

Two Florida Hillels Host Birthright Trips

Two Florida Hillels Host Birthright Trips

Students from UM Hillel and Hillel at FIU recently returned from spending 10 days in Israel with Birthright Israel, and as part of their journey, they explored the Federation partner city of Yerucham.

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Jewish American Heritage Month

Jewish American Heritage Month

As we come to the end of Jewish American Heritage Month, you can be #JewishMiamiProud to know that the annual national celebration got its start right here in Miami-Dade County in 2006!

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Sharing Survivors Stories

Sharing Survivors Stories

Are you the grandchild of a Holocaust Survivor? Learn to present your grandparents’ testimony with 3G Miami during this summer’s speaker training series.

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Brides Helping Brides

Brides Helping Brides

The Kallah Project offers a curated selection of wedding gowns, veils, accessories and bridal essentials that brides can “borrow.”

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