Ready To Succeed LA puts foster youth on fast track
This summer, a large portion of about 80,000 college students will not return to their childhood homes or to their biological families.
This summer, a large portion of about 80,000 college students will not return to their childhood homes or to their biological families.
Libros Schmibros is, according to David Kipen, its founder, “the Yiddish-Spanish joke that got out of hand.”
Nicole, the American woman at the center of a crisis of faith in Israel’s highest religious authority, is now a Jew twice over.
Jamie Kurtz fell in love when she was 29 years old. But by the time the San Fernando Valley native was 30, she was already divorced.
Jerusalem-based writer Avigail Rosenberg — who goes by her pen name — had been divorced for nearly nine years when her book “Healing From the Break: Stories, Guidance, and Inspiration for Anyone Touched by Divorce” was published last year.
Los Angeles has become a melting pot of world Jewry — the local mix includes more than a sprinkling of Sephardim, Ashkenazim, Israelis, Persians and Russians.
After two weeks of traveling through Mexico, I feel a duty to report that I did not encounter a single rapist.\n\n
Fast-growing trends in America and Europe, such as becoming tsimHonim “vegetarians” or Tiv’ıonim “vegans” (“naturalists”), are adopted very quickly in Israel, and some seem to have a basis in Judaism.