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January 21, 2021
COVID Deaths Overwhelm CA and AZ Jewish Communities
In Los Angeles, the Jewish funeral homes cannot keep up with the bodies.
Netanyahu Congratulates Biden, Urges Him to Work Together on Iranian Threat
Israel’s President Reuven Rivlin also sent a message congratulating Biden, emphasizing that the ties between Israel and America go beyond political parties and are based on shared values.
New Jewish Dating App Basheret Allows Users to Play Matchmaker, Re-Define Online Dating
UAE Gov’t Reunites Yemeni Jewish Family Separated By Conflict
Most Jews have fled war-torn country, and Houthi rebels have escalated oppression of those who remained behind
A Bisl Torah — What Defines You?
In watching the inauguration, so many of us were captivated by Amanda Gorman, the youngest inaugural poet in U.S. History.
Book Review: “I’m Not the Boss, I Just Work Here”
Sometimes, a book that is exactly what is needed right now appears. “I’m Not the Boss, I Just Work Here” is one of those books, providing much-needed relief to those suffering from depression and threatened with financial ruin due to COVID-19.
The Biden Era Promises Normal Arguments — Let’s Start with the Iran Deal
One of the worst aspects of the Trump era is that it was so difficult to have a normal argument.
IKAR Rabbi Sharon Brous Offers Prayer at National Inaugural Prayer Service
Los Angeles IKAR Rabbi Sharon Brous was one of the faith leaders offering prayers to the new Presidential administration on Jan. 21.