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September 7, 2016
Poll: Israeli Jews favor Hillary, but say Trump is better for Israel ‘policy’
Most Israeli Jews would prefer Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump as the next president of the United States — even though more of them think Trump would be better for the “Israeli government’s policy.”
Kaepernick’s right to protest works both ways
To protest police violence against Blacks, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick has caused a national stir by sitting during the playing of the national anthem prior to the start of his team’s games.
It’s Not Bubbe’s Chocolate Anymore: Chocolate Covered Jalapeños?
New generation shifts Holocaust conversation in ‘Germans & Jews’
There is one line in the documentary film “Germans & Jews” that illustrates, better than statistics or scholarly studies, the difference between Hitler’s Reich and present-day Germany.
Controversy at UCLA spurs student transfer, complaint, criticism
Has the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel at UCLA gotten so bad that pro-Israel students don’t feel safe studying there anymore?
Miriam’s House opens doors for struggling women and their children
Rhonda Evans was 40 years old and addicted to drugs when she decided she needed help. She had three sons — two living with her parents and one with her — and she had been living in a motel, cobbling together money to pay for her habits.
Making Judaism radiate with color
Hillel Smith believes art has the power to transform Judaism, and he hopes his latest creation — a 25-foot-tall mural in Pico-Robertson featuring text from ha-Motzi — can prove it.
Meant2Be: ‘Committed’
This year marks 21 years that I’ve been married to my husband, Robbie.