Jewish Journal
/ Opinion
President Donald J. Trump’s pardon of Sheriff Joe Arpaio breaks from the basic tenets of democracy and the premise and promise of our nation’s history.
/ Opinion
Few artifacts of the Holocaust move me like the yellow Jewish star. Homely and seemingly innocuous, they sit in museum cases.
/ Food
When vegetarian and vegan newbie friends ask me to recommend fail-safe cook books, Reinfeld’s are at the top of the list.
/ Opinion
Last week, an Israeli family vacationing at the Aparthaus Paradies hotel in Arosa, Switzerland, came upon a sign at the entrance of a hotel pool that read.
Last year, I got the opportunity to teach a yearlong Jewish literature course to seniors at Shalhevet High School, and I was overjoyed.
The Rise Above Movement, organized this year, is based on a goal “to revive the spirit of the Western man through athletics, brotherhood, and identity.”
The Hispanic Jewish Women’s Alliance (HJWA) celebrated its 20th anniversary on Aug. 4 with an all-day gathering at the Holy Spirit Retreat Center in Encino.
/ World
Conditions in Venezuela began deteriorating in 2013 following the death of the country’s former president, Hugo Chavez, and the ascension of Nicolas Maduro.
/ Opinion
Instead, it is the spectacle of neo-Nazis and their Ku Klux Klan and alt-right allies parading in Charlottesville, Va., that scares Jews the most.
/ Opinion
In the wake of the horrendous recent terrorist attack in my city, our chief rabbi declared that the Jewish community in Barcelona is “doomed.”
The community of La Crescenta might be the next battleground as tensions mount surrounding "Hindenburg Park" - a former meeting spot for Nazi sympathizers.
/ Opinion
I felt called to go because white supremacy is a hateful ideology that has murdered millions throughout history and continues to kill.
