Kineret performs an outdoor concert for women and girls. “Blessed with a voice of incredible range and an abundance of charisma, Kineret mesmerizes her audiences with the sheer magnitude of her talent. This indefatigable performer and international singing sensation, Kineret inspires her audiences and brings the house down at every one of her concerts.” For tickets and more information call Elka at 303-316-6358.
Articles & News
Register to vote in the WZO
Posted on the ou.org site and forwarded by Rabbi Alter:
The World Zionist Congress is a voted body of delegates who decide where to spend about one billion dollars of funding per year. The makeup of the congress determines what kind of organizations receive funds. It is imperative that we ensure that Torah institutions are adequately represented. The voter registration is happening now and will continue for the next few months. Elections are in June.
Here is the link to the American Zionist Movement's website, where you can register:
Refugees from the Storm
A Jewish survivor's perspective on the recent tragedy, written by a Tulane professor and Yeshivat Darche Noam alumnus, on his experience of losing all of his material possesions:
UJC's Hurricane Katrina Victims Fund
Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado announcement:
Hurricane Katrina, characterized by authorities as one of the most powerful in U.S. history, lashed across the Gulf Coast Region this week, with the death toll estimated to be in the hundreds. Although the extent of damages is still unknown, massive physical and infrastructure damage is expected throughout the region and more than 2.3 million people are without electrical power.
Please donate now to United Jewish Communities (UJC) Hurricane Katrina Victims Fund through Federation, and support humanitarian aid for members of the Jewish and general communities touched by Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi and the Western Florida panhandle.
