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St. Louis Jewish Light
A nonprofit, independent news source to inform, inspire, educate and connect the St. Louis Jewish community.

St. Louis Jewish Light
A nonprofit, independent news source to inform, inspire, educate and connect the St. Louis Jewish community.

St. Louis Jewish Light
Hamantaschen in July? Yep, it’s still a thing — and it’s only getting sweeter
Tiles Tuesday 2.0 - St. Louis' largest Maj Jong event returns
Marthe Cohn greets well-wishers during a car parade celebrating her 100th birthday, April 13, 2020. (Courtesy)
Rachael Sage.
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Hamantaschen in July? Yep, it’s still a thing — and it’s only getting sweeter
Hamantaschen in July? Yep, it’s still a thing — and it’s only getting sweeter
Tiles Tuesday 2.0 - St. Louis' largest Maj Jong event returns
Tiles Tuesday 2.0 – St. Louis’ largest Maj Jong event returns
Rachael Sage.
Chutzpah and chords: Jewish pop artist Rachael Sage comes to St. Louis
This St. Louis-made kosher bourbon has a backstory — and a bite
This St. Louis-made kosher bourbon has a backstory — and a bite
Eric Orwoll is co-founder of Return to the Land, which is establishing a segregated community in Arkansas. Courtesy of screenshot from Eric Orwoll Return to the Land video
No Jews allowed—just 222 miles from St. Louis, white supremacists build a ‘Christian nationalist’ town
St. Louis Friends of Israel announces new grant program
St. Louis Friends of Israel announces new grant program
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Elliott Gould never sold out. He stayed Jewish. That matters now.
Elliott Gould never sold out. He stayed Jewish. That matters now.
Marthe Cohn greets well-wishers during a car parade celebrating her 100th birthday, April 13, 2020. (Courtesy)
Holocaust Hero and WWII Spy Marthe Cohn, who married in St. Louis, dies at 105
Eric Orwoll is co-founder of Return to the Land, which is establishing a segregated community in Arkansas. Courtesy of screenshot from Eric Orwoll Return to the Land video
No Jews allowed—just 222 miles from St. Louis, white supremacists build a ‘Christian nationalist’ town
Security officers surround the Israeli Embassy in Washington, DC, on May 22, 2025, following a shooting that left two people dead outside the Capital Jewish Museum the day before. (Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images)
DHS releases $94 million of security grants for Jewish institutions as remainder of funding stalls
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