Shmulie Hauptman: Hatzolah leader brings first aid to Jewish community — and beyond
On a rainy weekday in December, Shmulie Hauptman wore a reflective Hatzolah of Los Angeles jacket.
On a rainy weekday in December, Shmulie Hauptman wore a reflective Hatzolah of Los Angeles jacket.
With memories still fresh of the Holy Land\’s worst storm in 50 years last winter, Israelis and Palestinians stocked up on supplies for a forecast heavy snowfall on Tuesday.
Dave Bullock is a co-founder of the Skid Row Photography Club, which provides digital cameras to Los Angeles’ Skid Row residents — the club’s members — and through their pictures allows outsiders like himself a chance to see their lives in another light.
When Ellen Brooks retired in 1977 at the age of 34 from her job as a production assistant on the Warner Bros. lot, she was looking forward to spending some time traveling the country with her new husband, Dr. Philip Brooks, a gynecologist approaching his 50th anniversary at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
Reading his Japanese-language newspaper over breakfast, Rabbi Mendy Sudakevich spotted an ad for a self-help DVD titled “Get rich like the Jews.”
According to Voltaire, history “is nothing but a pack of tricks we play upon the dead.” I’m more concerned about tricks that historians play upon the living.
Naftali Bennett, leader of an ultra-nationalist Israeli party and a potential future defense minister, is in the spotlight over his indirect role in an army shelling attack that killed more than 100 Lebanese civilians nearly two decades ago.
Qatar reportedly has deported Hamas leader-in-exile Khaled Mashaal to Turkey.
The leader of the terrorist cell who kidnapped and murdered three Israeli teenagers in June was sentenced to three life sentences.