The Cleveland Jewish community mourns alongside the families of the hostages who were brutally murdered by Hamas while in captivity.

We hope to see you at our March events! This month, community members can enjoy a parents night out, hear a panel discussion about what Jewish students face on college campuses and how the government is responding, discover the art of bearing witness through documentary filmmaking, and more.

About 60 people attended the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s Tu b’Shevat program, featuring environmental leaders, Feb. 11 at Rid-All Green Partnership at 2889 E. 81 St. in Cleveland.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s Jewish Day School Transformation initiative provides the community with an opportunity to participate in a generational transformation project, according to Jewish Cleveland leadership.

Kibbutz Kissufim on Tuesday announced the death of Hamas hostage Shlomo Mansour, 86.

This collection will benefit refugee families in Cleveland. These families have all arrived in the area over the last six weeks and are in need of cleaning supplies and household goods to make their transition to the Cleveland area as smooth as possible.

Last month, more than 1,700 philanthropic Jewish women rallied around their collective pride to inspire one another and hear from world leaders at the 2025 Lion of Judah Conference in Atlanta.

With news of an impending hostage deal looming overhead, Aviva Siegel, a released hostage and wife of then-hostage Keith Siegel, and Yarden Gonen, sister of then-hostage Romi Gonen, spoke at the 2025 Lion of Judah Conference from Jan. 12 through Jan. 14 in Atlanta to advocate for their loved ones.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland issued the following statement in response to the hate-fueled language directed at members of the Jewish community by anti-Israel protesters at this week’s Cuyahoga County Council meeting.

Each year, the Jewish Federation of Cleveland recognizes extraordinary volunteers for the impact they make on our community.