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Jewish summer camps in Canada face pressure campaign over alleged 'Israeli military' ties
Anti-Israel groups in Canada are urging protests and accreditation pressure against Jewish summer camps, accusing them of supporting Israel and the IDF.
From far corners of the Jewish world, the women of Chabad gather in freezing Brooklyn
After flood in Texas devastates local camps, Jewish camps express grief and condolences
A summer sanctuary at Camp Kimama-Halfmoon
Beyond the battlefield: How a summer camp is mending broken hearts
Sarah and Yona Ben-Nun found healing and support at an FIDF Legacy camp in the US after losing their brother in Gaza.
Camp Nah-Jee-Wah celebrates 100th anniversary of keeping Jews in touch with their heritage
Many guests arrived with limited knowledge of Jewish rituals and traditions but would leave with a strong connection to their heritage.
A space for healing: NJY Jewish summer camps to host Israeli evacuee children
“While the challenge of war still persists, we believe that by bringing children together for an immersive educational camping experience, we can help them thrive."
Some Jewish summer camps are facing pressure to rethink their Israel programs
The bottom line, he said, is that when a camp chooses to hire Israeli staff, that itself is a statement — one that he said is worth the possible discontent.
Jewish Agency, Mosaic United to bring 1,500 Israeli teens to US summer camps
Campers2Gether allows both Israeli youth and diaspora Jews to grow solidarity amongst one another and remember that the Jewish nation is united as one.
Camp brings Jewish youth together in Poland from across the world
The Yael Foundation's camp held its third year in Poland with both a boys' camp and a girls' camp.
For this Jewish surf camp in Virginia, the beach is their sanctuary
The camp’s approach to spirituality enhances campers’ connection to both their Judaism and to the ocean.
Super Bowl champion Leonard Fournette visits Jewish summer camp for children with cancer
Camp Simcha and a sister camp, Camp Simcha Special, are operated by Chai Lifeline, a Jewish nonprofit serving families with children who have serious diseases.
When campers’ luggage got stranded, a Ramah alum’s new trucking company stepped in
Just days out from their campers’ return home, the company hired to transport all of their belongings home had announced its sudden closure.
US summer camps should stick to Judaism, not gender - opinion
The current implementation of rules involving mixed-biological gender housing is causing Jewish camps from varying ideological persuasions to take a position on the issue.
