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Discover the Jewish Heartbeat of United States

Immerse yourself in the rich history of Jewish culture and heritage as our blogs, WJT Scholar: Your Gateway to Jewish Learning and Top 10 ways to fix Jewish American Heritage Month, take you on an enchanting tour of United States. From the energized streets of Florence, KY to the historic charm of Stuart, IA, each story invites you to explore and connect with the vibrant Jewish spirit that thrives in every corner.

Our narrative is one of passion and discovery, crafted to ignite your curiosity and deepen your understanding of Jewish life. With a voice that's both engaging and trustworthy, we weave together tales of tradition and modernity, creating a vivid image of experiences that await in United States.

Whether you're tracing the footsteps of history or seeking the pulse of contemporary Jewish communities, our content is your gateway to a world brimming with stories untold. Join us as we uncover hidden gems, celebrate cultural festivals, and reveal the everyday wonders that make Jewish travel in United States truly unforgettable.

Step into our vibrant world and let WJT Scholar: Your Gateway to Jewish Learning and Top 10 ways to fix Jewish American Heritage Month be your guide to the extraordinary richness of Jewish culture and travel. Together, we'll discover the soul of United States, one story at a time.

World Jewish Travel Official December 28, 2023

WJT Scholar: Your Gateway to Jewish Learning

In an increasingly digital world, the accessibility and convenience of online education have opened doors to new avenues of learning. WJT Scholar allows individuals eager to explore Jewish culture, heritage, and history through a variety of engaging online educational experiences. From lectures and online courses to social and academic programs, WJT Scholar aims to foster a vibrant community of lifelong learners. In this blog, we'll delve into some of the incredible offerings provided by WJT Scholar, including Qesher, Schechter Institute, ASF Institute of Jewish Experience, and Limmud.

World Jewish Travel Official October 5, 2024

Top 10 ways to fix Jewish American Heritage Month

May is American Heritage Month. Detail of Persin, Max. Farewell my dear parents Jewish folk song. Joseph P. Katz, New York, New York, 1920. (Library of Congress) May 1 marked the start of Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM), a month dedicated to highlighting the significant achievements that Jewish contributors have made to American culture and history. Yet, as in years past, a few days before the official launch at the White House, it is still one of America’s best kept secrets! You hear very little about it in the Jewish media, even worse from Jewish organizations, Jewish museums, and Jewish educational institutions. That lapse of attention has not gone unnoticed in the past which is why every few years pundits write articles with such titles as “Why Does No One Care About Jewish Heritage Month?”

World Jewish Travel Official July 31, 2024

New York’s Hidden Jewish Gems

New York, New York- a city that doesn't sleep, as Frank Sinatra calls it. The opportunities of what to do are far from few, many of which you might not have known existed! New York has many cultural Jewish gems– some obvious, some tasty, and some hidden to only the most observant and curious. Go: explore and discover the city of immigrants, food, and history. We promise you won’t be disappointed.

Discover the Jewish Heartbeat of United States

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