Bat mitzva
In Jerusalem, a Bat Mitzvah celebration honors fatherless girls – and a long-term promise
At Colel Chabad’s annual 22 Shevat event, daughters of widows mark a milestone with music and joy, as organizers stress a commitment that extends far beyond a single day.
'I never had a bar mitzvah,' lone soldiers from Ethiopia to celebrate at the Western Wall
Forty-eight IDF orphans mark bnei mitzvah at Western Wall
From Yarka to New York: An IDF Orphan’s Journey of Healing
Celebrating at Jerusalem's Tower of David: A bar, bar mitzvah initiative
The museum has become a meeting point for families from the North and the South who are now residing in many of Jerusalem’s hotels.
Coming of Age at Meir Panim
Or Akiva Branch celebrates festive Bar Mitzvah for four celebrants.
‘And Just Like That…’ star Alexa Swinton is having her bat mitzvah in Israel
It’s Swinton’s first visit to Israel, where she has many relatives she has never met before.
‘Cocaine Bear’ star Alden Ehrenreich got big break after Spielberg saw him at a bat mitvzah
Ehrenreich, now 33, made a scrappy home movie that he and other friends showed at the bat mitzvah ceremony in 2009.
A small girl with a big heart raises funds for the Michael Levin Base
Michael had always spoken about his dream to provide support for lone soldiers, which he himself lacked while in the army – and The Base does just that.
Disney+ doc traces Idina Menzel’s rise, from the bat mitzvah circuit to Broadway
The film, directed by Anne McCabe, follows Menzel’s 2018 arena tour, along with Josh Groban, which culminated in Menzel fulfilling her lifelong dream of headlining Madison Square Garden.
To those whose Bar and bat mitzvahs were disrupted by haredi hooligans, I share your fury
My Zionism doesn’t stop if I’m not forever enchanted; my Zionism survives the good, the bad and the ugly.
Ronald Lauder condemns Western Wall incident as ‘antisemitic’
WJC head: Ultra-Orthodox reaction in egalitarian section was antisemitic
Orthodox protesters again disrupt prayer at Western Wall as monthly ritual repeats
Thousands of black-attired young yeshiva students swarmed a group of about 100 women and a dozen men who accompanied them to the Western Wall.
American synagogues mark 100th anniversary of the US's first bat mitzvah
The first bat mitzvah in the US was that of Judith Kaplan in 1922.
