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Raphael Shore, JNS
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Adina Frid-Madden
A Torah Travels Through the Los Angeles Fires
Rabbi Paul Kipnes
Strange Choice for U.S. Holocaust Council
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Fulfilling a Family Bequest – More than 100 Years Later
Marian Merritt
Culture
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Karen E. H. Skinazi
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Debra L. Eckerling
Lee Yaron’s Account of Oct. 7 Attacks Named Jewish Book of the Year
January 22, 2025
’10/7: 100 Human Stories’ was among a number of books on Israel honored by the 74th National Jewish Book Awards.
The 75 Million Americans Trump Never Mentioned in His Inaugural
January 22, 2025
This is why a second inaugural from long ago is so extraordinary. Our country was at its lowest point, torn apart by a civil war that had already claimed hundreds of thousands of lives.
Beyond the Ashes: Making Los Angeles Whole Again
January 22, 2025
Here are several policy recommendations to begin to address the failed policy that has marred the potential of our greatness for so long.
All of Life Is Holy Ground
January 22, 2025
PJTC is a community in mourning. Their historic synagogue was tragically destroyed by the Eaton fire, and a number of their congregants lost their homes.
Home Is More than an Address
January 22, 2025
Yes, home is physical, but even more so it is emotional, spiritual, a place that grounds us psychologically.
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