JCRC Leadership Bios
President Gary L. Greenberg has been an active member of the JCRC Board of Directors since 2002. In addition to his work with the JCRC, Mr. Greenberg sits on the Boards of the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati and the AIPAC Cincinnati Council. He is a past Board member of Rockdale Temple and Jewish Family Service of Cincinnati.
Mr. Greenberg a partner with Denlinger, Rosenthal & Greenberg, LPA, which focuses on labor and employment law, representing employers in labor negotiations, administrative agency matters, arbitrations, and litigation. The firm’s clients range from small to very large companies in a wide variety of industries, in addition to municipalities and other governmental entities. Read more
Brian Jaffee, Director
Gal Adam Spinrad, Associate Director
A recent addition from San Francisco to Cincinnati, Gal Adam Spinrad joined the JCRC on February 1, 2010 as our new Associate Director. Gal brings over 15 years of experience in community relations, with a focus on philanthropy, social services, academia and the Jewish community. Read more
JCRC Press Releases
- Statement on Conversion Bill Controversy - 7/16/10
- JCRC Statement on Gilad Shalit for the four-year anniversary of his capture by Hamas - 6/25/10
- Thank Our Elected Officials for Their Continued Support of Israel - 6/21/10
- JCRC Op-Ed on Helen Thomas Remarks - 6/17/10
- JCRC Statement on Gaza Flotilla Incident - 6/1/10
- JCRC Statement on US-Israeli Relationship - 3/19/10
- JCRC Condemns West Bank Mosque Desecration - 12/15/09
- JCRC Statement on Tel Aviv Shooting - 8/6/09
- Statement on the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Shooting - 6/11/09
- JCRC Statement on Israeli Elections - 2/12/09
- JCRC Statement on Ceasefire - 1/23/09
- JCRC Statement on Recent Developments in Gaza - 1/2/09
- JCRC Statement - Mumbai - 11/27/09
- JCRC Statement on the Return of Fallen Israeli Soldiers - 7/17/08
- JCRC Hires New Director: Brian Jaffee
Shechitah Allowed in New Zealand Until Trial
JTA Staff
SYDNEY, Australia (JTA) – A New Zealand judge has allowed the kosher slaughter of animals to resume until the lawsuit filed by the Jewish community against the government comes to trial.
World News Headlines
- Shul to hold 1st Rosh Hashana services in over a decade(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News, 09/08/2010)
- Synagogue enthusiastic about new prayer book(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News, 09/08/2010)
- Demjanjuk health issues taking over trial(Associated Press, 09/08/2010)
- Jews preparing to celebrate start of Jewish New Year(Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa), 09/08/2010)
- Celebrating the New Year with new kosher wines(Associated Press, 09/07/2010)
- Israel to seal off West Bank ahead of Jewish New Year(Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa), 09/07/2010)
- Israel's Netanyahu: No guarantee peace talks will succeed(Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa), 09/07/2010)
- Abbas asks US to step into settlement dispute(Associated Press, 09/07/2010)
- Fight over Eichmann files back to German court(Associated Press, 09/07/2010)
- US investors seek pay for pre-WWII German bonds(Associated Press, 09/06/2010)
Global Jewish Populations
Argentina: 185,000
Australia: 101,000
Austria: 9,000
Azerbaijan: 7,200
Bahamas: 300
Belarus: 22,000
Belgium: 31,300
Bolivia: 500
Bosnia-Herzegovina: 500
Botswana: 100
Brazil: 96,800
Bulgaria: 2,200
Canada: 371,000
Chile: 20,800
China: 1,000
Colombia: 3,300
Congo: 100
Costa Rica: 2,500
Croatia: 1,700
Cuba: 600
Czech Republic: 4,000
Denmark: 6,400
Dominican Republic: 100
Ecuador: 900
Egypt: 100
El Salvador: 100
Estonia: 1,700
Ethiopia: 100
Finland: 1,100
France: 496,000
Georgia: 3,800
Germany: 112,000
Gibraltar: 600
Greece: 4,500
Guatemala: 900
Hungary: 50,000
India: 5,100
Iran: 10,900
Ireland: 1,200
Israel: 4,940,000
Italy: 28,800
Jamaica: 300
Japan: 1,000
Kazakhstan: 4,000
Kenya: 400
Kygryzstan: 700
Latvia: 8,900
Lithuania: 3,400
Luxembourg: 600
Macedonia: 100
Mexico: 39,900
Moldova: 5,000
Morocco: 4,000
Namibia: 100
Netherlands: 30,000
Netherlands Antilles: 200
New Zealand: 6,800
Nigeria: 100
Norway: 1,200
Panama: 5,000
Paraguay: 900
Peru: 2,400
Philippines: 100
Poland: 3,300
Portugal: 500
Puerto Rico: 1,500
Romania: 10,500
Russia: 244,000
Serbia-Montenegro: 1,500
Singapore: 300
Slovakia: 2,700
Slovenia: 100
South Africa: 74,000
South Korea: 100
Spain: 12,000
Suriname: 200
Sweden: 15,000
Switzerland: 18,000
Syria: 100
Thailand: 200
Tunisia: 1,200
Turkey: 17,900
Turkmenistan: 400
Ukraine: 89,000
United Kingdom: 299,000
United States: 5,290,000
US Virgin Islands: 300
Uruguay: 19,600
Uzbekistan: 5,200
Venezuela: 15,600
Yemen: 200
Zimbabwe: 500
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