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What Matters Most On Friday, January 5, 2018

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Matthew Bernstein and Genevieve McGillicuddy discuss the documentary "Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story" at the 2018 AJFF launch party Jan. 4.

ArtsAtlanta Jewish Film Festival

The 2018 AJFF Lineup

By Atlanta Jewish Times

The 18th Atlanta Jewish Film Festival offers 74 films spread across 192 screenings.

Miguel Angel Sola plays Holocaust survivor Abraham Bursztein in "The Last Suit," the closing-night film of the 2018 Atlanta Jewish Film Festival.

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Atlanta Jewish Festival: 74 Films in 23 Days

By Atlanta Jewish Times

The AJFF lineup features Russian Jews, Holocaust survivors, little-known history, Hollywood stars and the Mensch on a Bench.

ADL Southeast Regional Director Allison Padilla-Goodman (right) explains that hate crimes are different from other crimes because they "are felt by entire communities, and when they are not adequately addressed, entire communities feel isolated, disenfranchised, unsafe and threatened. Hate crimes are message crimes. They are done to make entire communities feel unstable and scared.”

Local News

Interfaith Coalition Backs Hate-Crimes Bill

By Michael Jacobs

Prominent law enforcement leaders also support the passage of legislation the ADL has helped craft.

Family surrounds Rose Schwinder at her birthday party at Charter Senior Living in Alpharetta in November.

Birthday

Rose Schwinder Turns 100 in Alpharetta

Rose Schwinder celebrated her 100th birthday in November at Alto Senior Living of Alpharetta.

Inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where SuperBowl LIII will be held.

Editor's Notebook

Redemption in Red and Black

By Michael Jacobs

After Atlanta’s loss in Super Bowl LI, who would have thought redemption could be so close only 11 months later?

Sunday, Jan. 7, is the first day parents can book their children’s spots in Marcus JCC day camps for the summer.

JCC Adds Travel, Make-Believe to Day Camps

This summer’s camps, open to JCC members and nonmembers, run from Tuesday, May 29, through Friday, Aug. 10.

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New Atalanta shinshin Lior Bar gets acquainted with Krispy Kreme doughnuts.

BusinessKrispy Kreme Goes Kosher in Woodstock

Guest ColumnU.N. Vote on Jerusalem Exposes Bias

By Jeffrey Silverstein

CampsCongregation B’nai Torah Hosts Camp Expo

By Rachel Fayne

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