Rabbis of LA | Shlomo Einhorn: Orthodox Rabbi Who Loves to Innovate
Kylie Ora Lobell
November 10, 2021
“Within an Orthodox setting, I try to make my teachings as colorful and inclusive as possible.”
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Meet The Only Jew Running For LA City Attorney
Benjamin Raziel
November 4, 2021
If she were to win, she’d be the first woman to hold the position, which was created in 1850. She’d also be the first Latina Jew to serve as Los Angeles City Attorney.
JNF-USA’s World Zionist Village Will Offer Education to Jews from Around the Globe
Kylie Ora Lobell
November 4, 2021
The $350 million project will serve as a place where high school students and adults from around the globe can gain an education and forge stronger ties with Israel.
Chabad of Picfair Serving Families Moving East of Pico-Robertson
Kylie Ora Lobell
November 4, 2021
“That’s the big plan: to have a thriving Jewish community.”
Jewish Muralists Brighten Up Pico-Robertson With Holy Designs
Yehudit Garmaise
November 3, 2021
Thanks to a handful of Jewish artists, colorful and joyful paintings that depict mitzvot such as giving tzedakah, learning Torah and lighting Shabbos candles greet pedestrians and drivers around Pico-Robertson.
Rabbis of LA | Tarlan Rabizadeh: The Persian Female Rabbi of Hillel at UCLA
Kylie Ora Lobell
November 2, 2021
One of the issues she grapples with on campus is bridging the divide on Israel.
Rabbis of LA | Pini Dunner: The Orthodox Optimist
Danielle Berrin
October 27, 2021
Dunner projects that classic, conservative, immersive Judaism of the kishkes. He is thoroughly traditional, and in a sense, unself-critical, steeped in the credos of Jewish history, learning and observance to the point of enchantment.
New AJC Survey: Rise in Fear Among American Jews
Aaron Bandler
October 26, 2021
The AJC’s State of Antisemitism in America 2021 report found that seventeen percent of American Jews said they were subjected to antisemitic comments in person, 12% said they were they subjected to antisemitic comments online and 3% said they were physically attacked for being Jewish.
Student Debt Activists Press for Loan Forgiveness in USC Panel
Ari L. Noonan
October 21, 2021
During their 45-minute discussion, the panelists concurred that the misunderstood, balky and complicated issue of student loan debt forgiveness should be a priority for Congress and influential Americans.
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