March 3, 2022

Jewish History as Told by A Snarky Teenager Who’s 80 Years Old

Karen E. H. Skinazi March 3, 2022

Kaplan might not be a household name for all readers, but she’s certainly a writer’s writer.

“Star-Spangled Sabra” Highlights Israeli Experiences in the U.S.

Debra L. Eckerling March 3, 2022

The new show is a curated collection of stories about Israelis in America.

Dawn Arnall Elected Chairwoman of Wiesenthal Center

Harvey Farr March 3, 2022

“We are thrilled to welcome Dawn as our new Chairwoman,” Rabbi Marvin Hier, SWC founder and CEO said. “She, along with her late husband, Roland, have been key supporters of the Simon Wiesenthal Center since its inception.

High Score – A poem for Parsha Pekudei

Rick Lupert March 3, 2022

Two LA High School Students Reflect on Kest Family Scholars NCSY Trip to New Orleans

Grace Boaziz March 3, 2022

On February 2, 18 Jewish high schoolers who attend public school in Los Angeles flew to New Orleans, Louisiana, as part of NCSY’s Kest Family Scholars group for a five-day adventure.

Life’s Instruction Manual: Lessons from Jewish Wisdom Literature

Paul Socken March 3, 2022

Jewish writing is not only a formulation of Jewish law. It should be understood as an intergenerational conversation about values, ethics and a philosophy of life.

What Have We Done to Our Kids?

Alexandra Yashar March 3, 2022

As a pediatric occupational therapist, I can no longer remain silent about the psychological and social-emotional effects of COVID-19 on us and our children.