Print Issue: A Day of Healing | Sep 6, 2024
Jews and their allies will unite and heal together at the inaugural Jewish American Summit in LA
Jews and their allies will unite and heal together at the inaugural Jewish American Summit in LA
Jews and their allies will unite and heal together on Sept. 15 at the inaugural Jewish American Summit in LA
There is a boiling controversy in Israel on how to observe this catastrophic anniversary.
Survivors of the Oct. 7 attack spoke, as did local clergy and influential pro-Israel voices.
This week, let the words of three major Sephardic halakhic authorities speak for themselves.
A roundup of incidents, good and bad, happening on school campuses.
This is the messaging we can all use right now. If more people thought and spoke like them, this world would be a far safer place.
Tamarind is an indispensable ingredient in the kitchen, lending dishes a sweet and sour complexity.
Both “Suspended by No String†and Himmelman’s music are very innately Jewish, and he’s been writing nonstop on his Substack about Israel and Judaism since Oct. 7.
In the Los Angeles community, the MS in Genetic Counseling Program housed in the David Geffen School of Medicine Department of Human Genetics at UCLA knows all about the importance of genetic counselors.
Jewish comedian and songwriter Polly Wolly, born Pauline Schantzer, is carving a niche in performing at nursing homes and helping children to tap into their funny side.
I can think of all the reasons
not to go to war and none of
the reasons to go to war.
How Can We Commemorate Oct. 7?