To Address Rabbi Shortage, American Jewish University Restructures Ziegler Rabbinical School
December 22, 2022
Among the most significant of the reforms is a reduction in the time required to complete the rabbinic degree.
Benjamin Raziel
In Visit to L.A., El Al’s New Female CEO Announces Expanded Service from LAX to Israel
December 8, 2022
Dina Ben Tal Ganancia, who took office in May, traveled to Los Angeles last month to shore up ties with the region’s Jewish community.
National Survey Highlights Increasingly Negative Attitudes About Jews and Israel Among Progressives
October 24, 2022
An opinion poll from OnMessage Public Strategies and the Jewish Institute for Liberal Values found that respondents who identified as “progressives” hold negative beliefs about Israel and Jews in the U.S., more consistently than any other group in the broader electorate.
Legislature Approves Bill to Protect Californians from Hate-Motivated, Antisemitic Violence
September 16, 2022
Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel (D-Woodland Hills), who authored the bill, said that it was introduced to the legislature in response to the standoff at Congregation Beth Israel.
American Jewish University Announces Plans to Sell Bel Air Campus to International Education Company
September 13, 2022
Under the terms of the agreement, AJU will continue to house its administrative offices at the Familian Campus until September 2028.
American Jewish University to Host SEED LA for Inaugural School Year
September 13, 2022
SEED LA’s high school charter was approved by the Los Angeles County Office of Education, paving the way for its fall 2022 opening.
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