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December 15, 2021


You Shall Be a Blessing
What needs to be said to a loved one or friend that has since, gone unsaid?

Crime Fighting is Back
Most of California’s political leaders, including Governor Gavin Newsom and the mayors of most of the state’s largest cities, are devoting more time and attention to law enforcement resources than they did last year in the aftermath of the protests.

Rabbis of LA | Michelle Missaghieh: The Lifelong Learner and Teacher
“I really am a voracious learner,” she said. “If I’m going to teach, it’s really important for me as a rabbi to also learn more.”

Ritchie Torres, Benny Gantz Highlight IAC Conference
The conference, which took place at The Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood, FL from Dec 9-11, attracted more than 3,000 attendees and pro-Israel activists at the group’s first conference since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

The Jewel of the Iraqi Kitchen—Ruby Red Kubbah
A classic Iraqi dish, kubbah shwandar is a vibrant magenta beet broth with meat-filled semolina dumplings.

Rosner’s Domain: The Trump and Bibi Dance
Last week, an interview in which Trump bashed former Prime Minister Netanyahu was published in Israel and was quoted around the world.

Crime Is on the Rise in L.A. How Is the Jewish Community Responding?
According to Los Angeles Police Department Chief Michel Moore, homicides have increased about 50% since 2019 and aggravated assaults have risen about 16%.
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