Rabbis of LA | Rabbi Scott Westle Prefers the Classroom to the Pulpit
In his classroom, Rabbi Westle stresses truth-telling.
In his classroom, Rabbi Westle stresses truth-telling.
Back from his second humanitarian trip to Israel, Rabbi Yanky Kahn is planning two – possibly three – more visits to the war-ravaged land by Passover.
Rabbi Weinberg is best known in Los Angeles for his two separate terms as the rabbi of Hollywood Temple Beth El.
An ostensible advantage of leading one of the largest synagogues in Los Angeles, Sinai Temple, is that the outside world tends to monitor what is and is not said during a perceived crisis.
While reflecting on his recent trip to war-torn Israel with fellow rabbis from across the ideological spectrum, Rabbi Brian Schuldenfrei explained a profound difference from previous visits.
Rabbi Moshe Nourollah sees the hand of God everywhere, believing that “HaShem controls everything, and we are just a puppet on a string.”
When Rabbi Sofia Zway, Moishe House’s new Base Rabbi, saw how Hamas’ attack on Israel Oct. 7 affected her members, she knew she had to make adjustments.
The Gaza War is painfully personal for The Shul, a Tarzana community of Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jews near the intersection of Ventura and Reseda Boulevards.
It will offer outdoor reflective spaces, large galleries and classrooms, a theater for survivor talks, film screenings, concerts, conferences and public programs and a new pavilion to house an authentic boxcar.
Since October 7th, the students and faculty at Milken Community School have seen the world change.