This year, we're celebrating the festival of
lights by showing different ways to wish someone a
happy Hanukkah 🕎
Yesterday, we featured Dallas community member
Rachel Bortnik, who was born and raised in Turkey, on our Instagram.
Bortnik grew up speaking Ladino, also known as
Judeo-Spanish, the language of Sephardim. The
language originated in medieval Spain, but spread
through the former Ottoman Empire, as well as Italy,
France, Morocco and England.
What are some ways that you and your loved ones wish each other a Happy Hanukkah? Let us know in the comments below!
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Education is the key
to combatting Antisemitism
On Wednesday, Jan. 25, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson and City Council Members Cara Mendelsohn and Jaynie Schultz welcomed members of the Jewish community to Dallas City Hall in recognition of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which will be observed on Jan. 27. Mayor Johnson issued a proclamation declaring Jan. 27 Holocaust Remembrance Day in the City of Dallas. The slate of speakers included Livia Link-Raviv, Consul General of Israel to the Southwest; Igor Alterman, Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas, president and CEO; Joel Schwitzer, American Jewish Committee Dallas regional director; Kenny Goldberg, Texas Holocaust, Genocide and Antisemitism Commission chair; and Mary Pat Higgins, Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum president and CEO. Office of Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson AJC Dallas Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas Cara Mendelsohn for Dallas City Council 12 Jaynie Schultz Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Texas Holocaust, Genocide, and Antisemitism Advisory Commission Livia Link-Raviv
They're back! After three weeks in Israel, the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas Israel Teen Tour participants arrived at DFW this morning, eagerly greeted by family and friends.
Hanukkah Concert at Klyde Warren Park. The Levine Academy Choir is performing. #pinkmenorah
Fire at Simcha Kosher Catering