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Batya Mantzur, a daughter of Shlomo Mantzur, one of the hostages still in Gaza, speaking to the Jewish Federation of Cleveland leaders at Mantzur's home.

Eight months ago, Shlomo Mantzur was believed to be taken from his home in Kibbutz Kissufim into Gaza during the Hamas surprise attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. His

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As Amir (Alan) Jaffa looks to his time as campaign chair for the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s Campaign for Jewish Needs, he is focused on increasing the number of donors to address ever growing needs.

The Clements sisters, Rachel, Sarah and Rivkah, make telephone calls during the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s Super Sunday Kickoff Sept. 10, for the annual Campaign for Jewish Needs.

Among the oldest Jewish federations still around today, the Jewish Federation of Cleveland has thrived in its 120-year history, often as a leading example in the Jewish world.

Families had the opportunity to take a closer look at local emergency response vehicles and team members at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus’ Health and Safety Day Sept.

Over 1,000 residents and community members enjoyed a day of apple-themed activities at Wexner Heritage Village’s Sweet as Honey Apple Festival on Sept. 15 in Columbus.

Community members filled the Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus Dec. 10 as the Columbus Jewish News honored its sixth class of 18 Difference Makers.

The Columbus Jewish News honored its sixth class of the Columbus Jewish News 18 Difference Makers Dec. 10 at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus.