The Inland Northwest Coalition for the Liberation of Palestine hosts "The Endless Nakba," its third Palestine film fest in Spokane, starting Feb. 16, with free screenings, Q&As and discussions.
If Martin Luther King Jr. lived long enough to see the suffering of Palestinians, he would have joined the call for justice for the Palestinians in their own land.
Plymouth Congregational Church in Spokane's South Hill was vandalized for the second time in 2024 over its pro-Israel message, prompting concerns about religious site safety.
On the eve of the one-year mark of Hamas' attack on Israel, Spokane's Temple Beth Shalom (TBS) joined a global commemoration, honoring victims and remembering hostages still held captive.
the Institute for Jewish Spirituality counters the notion that the Jewish faith is a religion of dietary rules and traditions, instead treating it as a deeply spiritual practice that accommodates and even deepens mindfulness practices such as meditation and yoga.