Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton expressed her “unwavering support” of Israel’s right to defend itself in the wake of the horrific shooting attack that claimed other lives of four Israelis at a popular shopping and restaurant area in Tel Aviv on Wednesday.
Israel Channel 2 news reporter Gilad Shalmor told the Journal that Wednesday’s terrorist attack by two Palestinians that left four dead in an upscale Tel Aviv marketplace “was one of the most gruesome ones I’ve ever covered.”
Palestinians consider the birth of the state of Israel a catastrophe, a “nakba.” It’s their Holocaust Day.
Valley Beth Shalom and the Jewish Music Commission of Los Angeles bring you “Ruth,” an oratorio by Aminadav Aloni that tells the story of Shavuot.
Heading into five primaries and one caucus June 7, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had 1,862 pledged delegates and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders had 1,521 pledged delegates, with a minimum of 2,433 total needed to secure the Democratic Party’s nomination.
Surrounded by energized supporters, Hillary Clinton on Tuesday claimed victory in reaching a milestone of becoming the first woman to head a major U.S. political party ticket after a sluggish year-long primary battle.
Last night at Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, Bernie Sanders waited a long, long time to say the “C” word.
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