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Culture
Funding for survivor services sees a big jump in 2015
The Conference on Jewish Material Claims against Germany — also known as the Claims Conference — is providing a $10.1 million increase in funding this year to California-based Holocaust survivors, according to a Claims Conference’s December press release.
A day in the life of the (model) Knesset
American Jewish University’s (AJU) dining hall was abuzz with chatter on Jan. 18, when about 100 local high school students debated Israel’s proposed, controversial nation-state bill as part of The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles’ Model Knesset Day.
Restoring dignity to eldercare
The footage was positively golden, and Dale Bell was savvy enough to recognize both its emotional — and purse-string — potential.
L.A.’s newest rookie transplant: Elaine Soloway
Next time you move cross-country to Los Angeles, do it the Elaine Soloway way.
Exploring Israel’s ‘ethnic’ cuisine
From Givatayim’s renowned Sabich Shel Oved – a simple eggplant-sandwich shop with lines snaking around the corner — to lesser-known places like Chachaporia Georgian cuisine in Jerusalem, the new e-book “Israel’s Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants” provides the English-speaking tourist a window into the delectable, folksy Israeli foods that locals have raved about for years.
My life as a retired millennial
Two weeks after my 21st birthday — when most of my friends were just beginning to enjoy post-college freedom — I moved into a retirement community in Palm Desert.