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Milken Signs Agreement to Purchase AJU’s Familian Campus in Bel Air
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December 26, 2023
Less than a quarter mile from Milken, the Familian Campus will have multiple uses for the Jewish school if sale closes.
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Melissa Simon
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LA Antisemitic Hate Crimes Rose by 7% in 2021, Report Says
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December 8, 2022
The report, which was released on December 7, found that the total number of antisemitic hate crimes in the country was 81 in 2021; the year before it was 76.
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Brian Fishbach
November 11, 2022
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