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December 1, 2020


Other Israel Film Festival Streams Israeli Films Online
The 14th annual Other Israel Film Festival goes virtual with a lineup of more than two dozen Israeli features, documentaries and shorts that will stream online from Dec. 3-10.

Julia Diamond on L.A.’s Grand Park, Pre and Post-Pandemic
Julia Diamond discusses Grand Park’s role pre and post-pandemic and her connection to LA.

How Can Jewish Institutions Adapt to the Pandemic Revolution?
To all the communal disrupters and individuals who are prepared to take us in a different direction — this is your moment.

An Inconvenient Truth
There is something eerie, even spine-chilling, about the way Iran is reported on in the left-leaning media.

Jewish Groups Call Out Online Retailers for Selling ‘Holocough’ Shirts
Jewish groups have called out two online retailers for selling “Holocough” t-shirts.

The Invisible Student: A Tale of Homelessness at UCLA and USC
Each of the 68,000 homeless students in the nation has their own story of resilience.

Lowering Expectations Can Be Good for Our Health
One of the great lessons of 2020 is that we need healthy doses of both optimism and pessimism.

Fighting Racism, We All Have Skin in the Game
Jewish skin has tended to reflect whatever hues are most disliked.

God and Man in 5781
The best translations won’t easily loosen the chokehold of such male-centered Judaism; only a change of heart and mind can.
New Articles

Bridging Horizons: Mayan Eden’s Quest for Middle Eastern Peace

Reconsidering Trump’s Gaza Plan: A Call to My Arab-American Brothers and Sisters

The Consequence of Saying Too Many No’s

A Super Bowl Audience of 125 Million Will Hear About Antisemitism. Or Not.
