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Frank Gehry, Architect Who Changed Skylines, Dies at 96
Over a career spanning more than 60 years, Gehry designed concert halls, museums, academic buildings and public spaces that shifted how people talked about architecture, Los Angeles and sometimes city planning itself.

Report: Antisemitic Incidents Increased 153% in 2023 in LA County
The report found that the number of anti-Jewish hate incidents surged from 66 in 2022 to 167 in 2023.

Violence at Pro-Palestinian Protest In Front of Adas Torah
Witnesses claim LAPD allowed protesters to block the entrance to the Pico-Robertson shul.

LA Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove Votes Against Resolution Declaring “From the River to the Sea” Is Antisemitic
Before she was elected in 2022, she told the Journal that Israel is “an example of what a young, vibrant democracy looks like, and we should be supporting it.”

Milken Signs Agreement to Purchase AJU’s Familian Campus in Bel Air
Less than a quarter mile from Milken, the Familian Campus will have multiple uses for the Jewish school if sale closes.

Students from Los Angeles Among 40 Selected for Special Israel/UAE Visit
Brandon Takavoli, 20, will never forget a story his relative told him about what happened to her in a grocery store in Tehran.


Carvel Vandalized in Westwood on New Year’s Day
Five out of seven of the store’s windows were completely shattered, and the cash register, which contained just under $200, was stolen.
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