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July 27, 2020
Social Media Group Shares the Stories of Being a Jew on a College Campus
Jewish on Campus amplifies young adults’ voices to anonymously share their experiences facing anti-Semitism
Possible Drug Operation Suspected in Commercial Fire Opposite Chabad Girls School
Around 11:30 a.m. on Friday, July 24, a huge commercial fire broke out at 9041 West Pico Boulevard in the Pico-Robertson neighborhood.
Twitter Debate Ensues After Metropolitan Museum of Art Labels Tefillin as Egyptian Amulet
The museum hasn’t publicly commented on the matter.
An Open Letter to Jewish Parents About ‘Opting Out’
A real community is one that upholds those who have fallen. A true community exists even when times are difficult and scary.
It’s Time to Remove the Misogyny in Everyday Life
We can and should loudly speak out against racist, awful, entitled clueless tone-dear, dangerous behavior from folks of any gender.
Jewish Activists, Groups Participate in Virtual Twitter Walkout to Protest the Platform’s Handling of Anti-Semitism
They are engaging under the hashtag #NoSafeSpaceForJewHate.
Rapper Jay Electronica Calls Rabbi Who Spoke With Nick Cannon a Liar and a ‘Devil’
“Does he stand behind the VILE TEACHINGS of the Talmud?”
After 13 Years, this Druze Pastry Maker is Taking on a New Profession
It’s Safaa Saba’s last day at her knafeh business, and the end of her career as a knafeh maker (knafeh is a Middle Eastern sweet cheese pastry).