November 28 1058: Casmir I the Restorer who was “the de jure monarch of Poland starting in 1034” during whose reign there were Jews living in the...
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This Day, January 17, In Jewish History by Mitchell A and Deb Levin Z"L
January 17 395: Emperor Theodosius, I passed away in Milan. During his reign he instituted several laws that directly impacted his Jewish subject....
Dr. Alveda King: Father’s Day, Juneteenth and Dobbs Decision Coincide for Transformation
...... by Alveda King Ministries
79th Anniversary of D-Day: It May Not Be an Official Holiday, but It Deserves Reverence Akin to That of Memorial Day
Though D-Day, 1944, occurred nearly 80 years ago, it offers lessons we should pay attention to today. [DailySignal.... by Dakota Wood-Commentary
This Day, June 16, In Jewish History by Mitchell A and Deb Levin Z"L
JUNE 16 1221: Massacre of the Jews of Erfurt, Germany which at one time was commemorated as a Fast Day on the 25th of Sivan. 1295: Mahmud Ghazan...
Pope Francis makes Christmas Day plea for peace
In his Christmas message, Pope Francis expressed deep concern over the loss of innocent civilian lives resulting from Israel's bombardment of Gaza.
‘Thanksgiving Day’ Should Have an ‘S’ on the End
You can give thanks because God loves you and because He is good. You can give thanks because God is in control of your life. And you can give...
This Day, December 7, In Jewish History by Mitchell A and Deb Levin Z"L
DECEMBER 7 43 BCE: The famous orator Marcus Tullius Cicero died. Cicero was a Patrician, member of the Senate and opponent of Julius Caesar....
This Day, October 11, In Jewish History by Mitchell A and Deb Levin Z"L
OCTOBER 11 1138: Massive earthquake strikes Aleppo, Syria. According to tradition, the Jewish community traces its origins back to the time of King...