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January 19, 2021
Gertrude Ann Fox, 92
Ted Fox
January 19, 2021
She was a wonderful spouse, mother, friend and community member.
Jews Have Until Thursday to Influence Ethnic Studies Curriculum
Pamela Paresky
January 19, 2021
Jews are the only group in California’s proposed curriculum for whom the term “privilege” is used.
Moroccan Olive Lemon Chicken With A Modern Twist
Sharon Gomperts and Rachel Emquies Sheff
January 19, 2021
Olive Chicken is a traditional Moroccan dish that is slowly simmered in a ceramic tagine.
A Call for Sanity and Unity
Rabbi Aryeh Markman and Rabbi Shraga Simmons
January 19, 2021
Tikkum Olam and polarization cannot coexist.
Back in the Saddle
Sara Hershkowitz
January 19, 2021
When I was a little girl, I briefly got to take horse-back riding lessons.
Biden’s Push for National Stability Vs. Israel’s Political Merry-Go-Round
Mike Wagenheim, The Media Line
January 19, 2021
The Middle East will not be at the top of the new president’s agenda, but the US will likely want to consult with Israel on Iran’s nuclear developments
Back to the Future: 2092
Tabby Refael
January 19, 2021
At age 110, I’m invited to speak to a class of seventh graders about the long trajectory of my life.
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