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March 29th, 2026 Sunday 6 PM EST – 7:30 PM EST Where – On Zoom – Please sign up to receive a link. Passover is a time to speak about liberation struggles and freedom against tyranny. Throughout the world the Jewish people and all partisans of democracy commemorate the Uprising with a solemn renewal of […]
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December 20th,2025 Saturday Evening – 7 PM EST (7th Night of Chanukah) The Maccabean story is one of the most glorious in Jewish history, a struggle against tyranny and oppression. CHANUKAH חנוכה (literally, “dedication”) is the Festival of Dedication, also known as the Festival of Lights. The nightly kindling of the menorah with its increasingly
Jewish Peoples Schule Presents – “Chanukah, The Maccabean Revolt Revisited” Read More »
April 19th, 2025 Saturday 2 PM EST – 3:30 PM EST Where – On Zoom – Please sign up to receive a link. Passover is a time to speak about liberation struggles and freedom against tyranny. Throughout the world the Jewish people and all partisans of democracy commemorate the Uprising with a solemn renewal of
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by Tyler Rosen Provisional Logo of the Jewish Peoples Schule Artwork credits: Saumya V. Set a year and almost three months after the brutal October 7 attacks on Israeli citizens and the subsequent indiscriminate genocidal incursion against Palestinians by Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud government, Hanukkah 2024 is surrounded by darkness. Keeping in theme with Hanukkah being
December 29th, 2024 Sunday 7 PM EST – 8:30 PM EST Where – Zoom – sign up to receive a link to your email Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, represents the heroic stand against the oppressive King Antiochus IV of the Seleucid Empire by the Jewish resistance, the Maccabees. Just as the “Miracle of the
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Shanah Tovah friends, for us, Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) represents the passing of the old and the coming into being of the new. We will reflect on the misery of the old outdated systems and push forward for new systems free of economic exploitation, anti-Semitism, and Racism. In the third session of the Jewish