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Deeply concerning that MT State Senator Jeremy Trebas @bluesaint24 reposted antisemitic vitriol (blood libel trope) to his social media. At a time of rising antisemitism, the words and actions of elected officials have consequences for the Jewish community and beyond.
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Thanks to @Acosta for having @OfficialMLK3, @ArndreaKing, and myself on to discuss the work that must be done to put a stop to the racist hate we witnessed yesterday in Jacksonville. An attack on one community is an attack on all of us. We must stand strong & together in the face of our common enemy: white supremacy.
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During my trip to #Montana, I spoke with KTVH’s Tom Buchanan about meeting with the Montana Jewish Project @MTJewishProject, about fighting #antisemitism and the interest of #Israel to forge closer ties with this great State. Watch:
Consul General of Israel Marco Sermoneta visits Helena ktvh.com/news/consul-general…
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Thank you @MTJewishProject & @KTVHNews for the meeting & interview with Consul General @MarcoCSermoneta! Last year, the Montana Jewish Project purchased MT's 1st synagogue, returning it to Jewish hands for the 1st time in 87 years & creating a statewide Jewish community center.
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"I felt this was just another symptom of a group that's dominated by Christian nationalists." - Rep. Ed Stafman says of his cancelled invocation. "At the same time I didn't want to make it into a big issue."
#MTnews #MTpol @MTJewishProject #MTleg
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It was such an honor to represent the @MTJewishProject tonight with my fellow board member Julie Bir at Brothers Tapworks. @stevebullockmt was an exceptional moderator. Thank you Helena—new friends and old—for showing up to support us. My heart is very full.
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Replying to @SenMattRegier
@RepMattRegier responded to our letters in the form of an editorial in @helenaironline yesterday. Here's our reply.
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Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. As we continue the fight against antisemitism and hate, we continue to remember the consequences of this struggle should we forget.
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We are so grateful to those who shared these beautiful works for art to make our rooms at MJP come alive.
We’re still in search of more, so please get in touch if you have art you’d like to donate or loan to us—or display pieces for sale.
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Today, we remember the victims of the #MonseyStabbing, including Mr. Josef Neumann z”l. The memories of that night 3 years ago are still too vivid. May our community never again endure such a horrific and violent antisemitic act.
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. @MTJewishProject has shipped 40+ curriculum boxes to schools across Montana! The boxes include lesson plans, books & Hanukkah kits. Through education & outreach, they are fighting antisemitism & teaching tolerance to Montana's youth. Thanks to the volunteers for their efforts!
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In Helena recently for a Sukkot celebration and the rededication of the Temple Emanu-El after 87 years.
The temple opened in 1891 and was the first built between St. Louis and Portland and used to sit 750 people. @MTJewishProject
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We don’t have the words at MJP to express our excitement and gratitude. Please join us tomorrow outside the synagogue at 10 AM to share in our joy.
helenair.com/news/local/mont…
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The Montana Jewish Project is trying to buy the building back from the Helena Catholic Diocese and turn it into a community center.
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The Montana Jewish Project achieved a major milestone Thursday in its mission to acquire a historic Helena synagogue that is now owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena. billingsgazette.com/news/sta…
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Helena synagogue building set to return to Jewish community - A group of Jews in Helena, Montana hopes to buy back a synagogue that was built more than a century ago and sold soon after for $1.
The... #NewsAndInformation livingstrongtv.com/2021/11/1… LIVING STRONG TELEVISION NETWORK
Montana Jewish Project retweeted
"Jewish community in Montana capital has not had place to gather in 80 years. But group Helena Jews set to change that by buying back old synagogue ...Completed in 1891 Temple Emanu-El was 1stsynagogue built between St. Paul MN & Portland OR
h/t @jewishinsider
apnews.com/article/helena-po…
Montana Jewish Project retweeted
Built in 1891 to serve the Jews who traveled to the state during the gold rush, a Helena, Montana synagogue that once served hundreds of Jewish people before being sold for a minuscule amount in the 1930s, is being bought back by Jewish Montanans. Via @AP. apnews.com/article/helena-po…
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Jewish community, Catholic Diocese working on future of historic Helena synagogue ktvh.com/news/jewish-communi…
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“I think some people are skeptical about the importance of this -- if you have a small Jewish community, why do you need a big building?” Vang said. “But I don’t think you need to be religious to know that we imbue a lot of spirit in place.” apnews.com/article/5f9f0743c…


























