The May 28 print edition of the Times featured several photos of children in the Gaza Strip who were killed in the recent Israel-Hamas conflict, as well as two children in Israel who died.
Security camera footage captured an individual throwing the object at the synagogue—located at Pico boulevard and Rexford drive—but the synagogue’s leadership was not able to identify the person.
Sixth in a Six-Part Series by Larry Greenfield
“These attacks are despicable, unconscionable, un-American, and they must stop.”
After the initial statement was released, Rutgers Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) wrote in an Instagram post that they were “deeply concerned” about the statement.
From a conventional military standpoint, there is no question: Israel won, hands down. But from another standpoint—terrorism—Hamas’s campaign was brilliantly successful.
Through the ups and downs in my life, I’ve had the luxury of going to therapists, life coaches and friends. It pains me to know that my deceased relatives did not have that same acceptance or support system.
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