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Jewish American Heritage Month

In honor of Jewish American Heritage Month in May, check out these articles and videos spotlighting the positive contributions of Jewish Americans across industries.

Hill remembers his bar mitzvah as “magical” and proudly identifies as a “Surf Jew.”
Their stories embody traits of perseverance, grit, and the determination to maintain one’s identity in a strange land.
“The great challenge is for voices of compassion and mutual respect to rise above the prevailing din of acrimony, misunderstanding and distrust.”
“To my great surprise, Israel overwhelmed me and aroused feelings I never knew I had. I couldn’t get over the beauty of the land.”
Like so many immigrant groups in the past and the present, Jews fought for decades to be included in what it means to be American.
Jews have lived in the United States since 1654 — before the states were even united — when 23 Sephardic settlers fled to New Amsterdam.
“My grandparents were in the Holocaust (they survived, but most of other relatives weren’t as lucky), and I’m very much part of that story,” she said.
It was only at almost 75 years-old that Albright had the “time and courage” to explore her Jewish heritage.
Less than a year ago, Hailey Kops was studying at a seminary in Jerusalem.
SJP has a sister who is Modern Orthodox and her husband Matthew Broderick is a ‘deeply religious’ Jew

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