Free High Holy Days services
Jewish Journal
September 17, 2014
Free High Holy Days services in the L.A. area
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September 17, 2014
Biden regrets making ‘Shylock’ reference
Jewish Journal
September 17, 2014
Vice President Joe Biden acknowledged that he made a “poor choice of words” in using the term “Shylock” to describe unscrupulous lenders.
Group Jewish wedding held in eastern Ukraine
Jewish Journal
September 17, 2014
The Jewish community of Dnepropetrovsk in eastern Ukraine held a group wedding for 19 Jewish couples.
The Rabbi’s Daughter: A boutique butcher shop
Jewish Journal
September 17, 2014
For years, interior designer Nomi Feuerstein had her eye on a certain wallpaper made by British designer Louise Body.
‘With Jews we lose,’ reads one Senate candidate’s slogan in Ky.
Jewish Journal
September 17, 2014
Robert Ransdell, a write-in candidate for U.S. Senate from Kentucky, is campaigning with the slogan “With Jews we lose.”
Recipe: The time of year to get your fill of kreplach
Judy Zeidler
September 17, 2014
I am always impressed by the fact that food plays such an important role during the holiest of Jewish holidays, and kreplach — dough wrapped around meat and boiled, fried or baked — is certainly one of these dishes.
The Kosher Palate sets up shop in South Bay
Jewish Journal
September 17, 2014
When Michele Grant was scouting locations for T.K.P. Provisions, her new kosher restaurant and specialty foods shop, she looked at several neighborhoods with established kosher scenes and large Orthodox populations.
Interview with Avigdor Lieberman: ‘About our PR, I completely agree, it is very, very bad’
Jared Sichel
September 17, 2014
The meteoric rise of Israel’s Russian-speaking, Moldova-born immigrant and Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman may be proof, as he told an admiring Jewish National Fund (JNF) crowd in Los Angeles on Sept. 15, that Israel is more like America than even America.
Poem: Birthday of the World – A psalm for Rosh Hashanah
Jewish Journal
September 17, 2014
A psalm for Rosh Hashanah
Are Jews losing their story?
David Suissa
September 17, 2014
As we look back on the triumphs and failures of the past year, let’s reflect on one of the perennial shortfalls of the Jewish world — how we consistently overlook the importance of teaching the extraordinary story of the Jewish people.
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