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In memory of their late son and brother, the Balva family has dedicated memorials in his name across Ecuador and Israel. The Rockville family thought it only fitting to return to the place Omer Balva...
When Marleen May’s children attended Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School in Rockville, they rarely had to wonder whether their mother would be nearby. If there was a field trip, she might be chapero...
Themed cocktails at Ohev Sholom Congregation’s June 7 spring celebration were named for each of its three honorees. Short videos played on a screen, featuring the honorees’ children expressing their...
On March 17, Earl Robert Rosenthal of Silver Spring, Maryland, beloved husband, son and brother, passed away.
On March 16, Dr. Mark Allen Esrick of Washington, D.C., beloved husband, son, brother and grandson, passed away.
A detailed legal analysis of the United States' intervention in the International Court of Justice case, South Africa v. Israel.
It may very well be that the main reason Gen. George Washington welcomed Jews into the army was because he desperately needed more men. Whatever the reason, “bringing diversity aided America to...
Explore these upcoming events in Jewish DMV, from a Juneteenth Shabbat to a screening of Oscar-winning film “The Way We Were.” FRIDAY, JUNE 19 BOOK TALK: ‘THE LAST ROSE OF SHANGHAI’ Join the Bender...
In a few months, northern Virginians will be able to consult one app to find out what’s happening in the region’s Jewish community. JLive, a digital platform designed to make discovering and sharing...
Rabbi Michael Namath checked all the boxes to be a rabbinic student, according to the head of admissions for Hebrew Union College at the time.
Your otherwise thoughtful March 12 editorial is poorly titled in a way that distorts the editorial’s actual focus.
WJW’s March 12 issue provided some interesting reading for those interested in world affairs, as authors offered different interpretations of the current attacks on Iran.
In large measure, Sefer Vayikra — the Book of Leviticus — deals with expiation of sin, not a very popular subject in modern society.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that the peace deal with the Iranian regime has been completed.
Upon chatting with dozens of Jewish residents of Germantown, Clarksburg, Boyds and Damascus, Rabbi Yossi and Chanie Kagan found one commonality: many felt isolated.
Rita Segerman, of Chevy Chase, died peacefully on March 2 surrounded by her family. She was 96.
The Israeli military announced on Tuesday that it had killed Ali Larijani, a top Iranian security official who was believed to be leading the country.
On March 13, Arlene Karsch Finger of Chevy Chase, Maryland, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, passed away.
Dr. Shimrit Tirosh Maman is the first woman to be appointed chairperson of the Israel Space Agency at the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology.
Adi Shankman, a senior at Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda and the newly elected international teen president of the B’nai B’rith Youth Organization, knew he wanted to serve as president when he...