French Jewish teacher wounded in anti-Semitic stabbing in Marseille
Jewish Journal
November 18, 2015
A Jewish teacher in Marseilles was stabbed by three men who shouted anti-Semitic profanities at him.
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November 18, 2015
‘The Night Before’: A bromance with holiday cheer
Esther D. Kustanowitz
November 18, 2015
Christmas may be the genre and red-and-green backdrop of “The Night Before” (in theaters Nov. 20), but at the film’s heart is the landscape of friendship as it begins to shift when people hit their 30s.
Israel vs. ISIS
Rob Eshman
November 18, 2015
The tragic attacks, first in Sinai, then in Beirut, and now in Paris, should remind us that the fight against ISIS — the fight against Islamic terror — belongs to no one country and no one religion. We are all threatened, we must all fight, and with every means possible.
Israeli policeman given community service for beating Palestinian-American boy
Jewish Journal
November 18, 2015
An Israeli policeman was spared jail and sentenced to community service on Wednesday for beating an American teenager of Palestinian descent during Jerusalem disturbances last year, an incident that stirred U.S. concern.
John Kerry must resign
Jewish Journal
November 18, 2015
“Indiscriminate” attacks were on the first day of the Muslim battle month
Honduras detains 5 Syrians said headed to U.S. with stolen Greek passports
Jewish Journal
November 18, 2015
Honduran authorities have detained five Syrian nationals who were trying to reach the United States using stolen Greek passports, but there are no signs of any links to last week\’s attacks in Paris, police said.
We’ll always have Paris
Jewish Journal
November 18, 2015
Our third president has been often quoted as having said, “Every man has two countries — his own and France.”
Inside the mind of Andres Spokoiny
Danielle Berrin
November 18, 2015
As president and CEO of the Jewish Funders Network (JFN), Andres Spokoiny offers guidance and advice regarding the expenditure of billions of Jewish philanthropic dollars.
An international flamenco fiesta comes to VPAC
Jewish Journal
November 18, 2015
When flamenco star Leilah Broukhim performs at the Valley Performing Arts Center (VPAC) in Northridge with Jose Porcel’s famed dance company, Compania Flamenca, on Nov. 20, flamenco fans around the Southland will be clamoring to see the pair together for the first time.
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