Donald Trump’s anti-Semitic troll army
Eitan Arom
June 7, 2016
At least in my world, it seemed the hackneyed Jewish conspiracy theories of yesteryear had finally died an undignified and well-deserved death.
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Fire prompts evacuation of Chabad of Calabasas on Shabbat
Eitan Arom
June 6, 2016
There was no doubt in his mind about what to do when Rabbi Eli Friedman saw flames he estimated to be 30 or 40 feet high barreling down the hill behind Chabad of Calabasas on the afternoon of June 4: Even though it was Shabbat, he and his family piled into their car and drove away.
Haim Saban’s confidence in Hillary Clinton
Danielle Berrin
June 1, 2016
Three weeks ahead of the California primary, I was ambling through a crowded tent at the Museum of Contemporary Art’s (MOCA) annual gala when I spotted the Egyptian-born media mogul Haim Saban holding court at the front of the room.
Jewish campus organizations offer students support after UCLA murder-suicide causes campus lockdown
Ryan Torok
June 1, 2016
In the wake of an apparent murder-suicide that claimed two lives on Wednesday at UCLA, the UCLA Jewish campus organization Hillel at UCLA is offering counseling to UCLA students in need of assistance.
7 indoor plants your home needs now
Jonathan Fong
May 19, 2016
Back when I was little Johnny Fong in middle school, I did not dream of becoming a design maven. No, I wanted to be a botanist. It even says so under my picture in the eighth-grade yearbook.
Which one of these presidents was toughest on Israel?
Jewish Journal
May 19, 2016
Have the United States and Israel ever had a relationship as bad as the one between President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu?
Egyptian officials say terrorism more likely than accident in EgyptAir crash
Jewish Journal
May 19, 2016
An EgyptAir flight from Paris to Cairo with 56 passengers and ten crew crashed into the Mediterranean on Thursday, apparently killing everyone on board, and raising fears that it was a terrorist attack.
Beit T’Shuvah transitions leadership again as new CEO departs
Jared Sichel
May 18, 2016
Beit T’Shuvah — one of the nation’s premier addiction treatment residences—announced a leadership turnover on May 17, less than two months after appointing Bill Resnick, a psychiatrist, philanthropist and longtime board member, as its new CEO. Resnick, 51, resigned from the job, according to a Beit T’Shuvah press release.
Melania Trump: Ioffe ‘provoked’ anti-Semitic abuse
jacobk
May 17, 2016
Melania Trump, the wife of the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, on Tuesday suggested that journalist Julia Ioffe “provoked” the anti-Semitic abuse she faced from Trump fans after publishing negative profile about her.
Let Trump be #NeverTrump
Marty Kaplan
May 16, 2016
I bet a friend dinner that Donald Trump would win the Republican nomination.
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