Defeating the Darkness With Beautiful Art
The Jewish people are uniting and stepping up in a way they never have before.
Kylie Ora Lobell is a writer for the Jewish Journal of Los Angeles, The Forward, Tablet Magazine, Aish, and Chabad.org and the author of the first children’s book for the children of Jewish converts, “Jewish Just Like You.”
The Jewish people are uniting and stepping up in a way they never have before.
They created City Threads, a sustainable children’s apparel brand that sells styles that are locally knit and dyed in Los Angeles.
In the aftermath of October 7, JNF-USA is raising funds for the communities in the Gaza Envelope, providing services like resilience centers, animal-assisted therapy programs and family therapy sessions.
Their Eye-Opening Trip Offers Hope for the Jewish State and the World at Large
Israel War Room, a pro-Israel group with 250,000 followers on X, posted about the webinar and on November 2, before it could be held, telling Zoom about it.
Through their Israel Resilience Campaign, JNF-USA is thinking about the soldiers and victims of terror, ensuring they have their physical and emotional needs met during this difficult time.
I have to remind myself that this is not a time to spiral. Worrying all day isn’t productive. While it’s important to be alert and aware of threats, I don’t have to constantly be anxious.
]“I see my shows as community events that allow the Jewish community and our allies to unite, even if just to take a brief break from the endless scrolling of news.”
On October 7, as Hamas massacred an estimated 1,400 people, many children were suddenly left orphaned – and traumatized – for the rest of their lives.
Since the October 7 massacre in Israel, Magen Am USA, a nonprofit organization that trains and empowers members of the Jewish community in Los Angeles, has been busy protecting neighborhoods, communicating with LAPD and touching base with schools and synagogues to keep them safe.