Shannon Levitt

Arizona voters might be surprised about the length of the ballots they’re currently receiving in the mail — two full pages, front and back. Those who have already voted would

Arizona voters might be surprised about the length of the ballots they’re currently receiving in the mail — two full pages, front and back. Those who have already voted would

Temple Emanuel of Tempe welcomed Rabbi Jonathan Biatch, its interim spiritual leader, at the beginning of July. The recently retired Madison, Wisconsin rabbi officially ended his time at Temple Beth

The public library of Sierra Vista, a small town in southeast Arizona, hosted “Walk with Holocaust Survivors,” a virtual reality journey for two weeks in October.

Pictured from left are Jason Morris, Jonathan Hoffer and Lanny Lahr.

An image of the soaring gallery that will house the ‘Upstander Hallway’ in the new Hilton Family Holocaust Education Center.

Annika (Nechama) Erickson came to an important life decision while living and working in Israel during the summer of 2023. After she graduated from college, Erickson knew she would make

One week before the U.S. election, Arizona Jews for Justice founder, Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz, hosted an online interfaith discussion with Dr. Mehnaz Afridi, a professor of religious studies and

In an ironic twist of fate, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. was nominated to head the Department of Health and Human Services, the agency that regulates food and medicine — including

Next month, Arizona’s first collegiate klezmer ensemble will hold a concert at Paradise Valley Community College (PVCC) on Thursday, Dec. 12. The ensemble was formed by nine professional-level musicians, some