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The art, science and history of the Dead Sea Scrolls

Naomi Pfefferman March 4, 2015

When “Dead Sea Scrolls: The Exhibition” opens March 10 at the California Science Center in Los Angeles, it will be the largest display of its kind ever shown outside of Israel, spotlighting 20 scrolls in two rotations, more than half of them never before seen in the United States, and some never shown publicly since their discovery in caves near the ancient settlement of Qumran, about a mile from the Dead Sea.

People come together for MLK-inspired Big Sunday video

Ryan Torok March 3, 2015

Tel Aviv street artist Dede re-designs the Dolphinarium

Simone Wilson March 1, 2015

The Jewish Response to a Cheap Dress

Dr. Afshine Emrani February 28, 2015

LAUSD board race a study in polarization

Aron Chilewich February 27, 2015

Though none of the candidates may want to admit it, the race to represent District 5 on the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Board of Education is characteristic of the broader polarized climate of public education politics: the incumbent, Bennett Kayser, is an unflinching supporter of the teachers union; the second candidate, Ref Rodriguez, is a charter school operator with reform credentials; and the third candidate, Andrew Thomas, is an LAUSD parent and educator who rejects the terms of the union-reform divide.

The Art of the Coup: Haftarat Shabbat Zakhor, 1 Samuel 15:1-34

Jonathan Zasloff February 26, 2015

L.A. city charter amendments aim to increase voter turnout

Aron Chilewich February 26, 2015

Two Los Angeles city charter amendments on the March 3 ballot would align city and school board elections with national and statewide races in the hopes of increasing voter turnout.

Moving and shaking: Times of Israel gala, Nostre Aetate anniversary and ROSIES

Ryan Torok February 26, 2015

American Associates, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (AABGU) has launched the Max Steinberg Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund in memory of the lone soldier from Woodland Hills who was killed last summer during Israel’s war in Gaza.

UCLA Jewish groups condemn David Horowitz for creating #JewHaters posters

Jared Sichel February 26, 2015

On Tuesday, Feb. 24, conservative activist David Horowitz told the Jewish Journal in an interview that he and his organization, the David Horowitz Freedom Center, were responsible for posting on campuses nationwide posters inscribed with the words #JewHaters.

Purim events calendar: shpiels and carnivals for all

Jewish Journal February 25, 2015

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The art, science and history of the Dead Sea Scrolls

People come together for MLK-inspired Big Sunday video

Tel Aviv street artist Dede re-designs the Dolphinarium

The Jewish Response to a Cheap Dress

LAUSD board race a study in polarization

The Art of the Coup: Haftarat Shabbat Zakhor, 1 Samuel 15:1-34

L.A. city charter amendments aim to increase voter turnout

Moving and shaking: Times of Israel gala, Nostre Aetate anniversary and ROSIES

UCLA Jewish groups condemn David Horowitz for creating #JewHaters posters

Purim events calendar: shpiels and carnivals for all

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Jews Are Becoming More, Not Less, Zionist

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