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May 26, 2022


Tlaib Attends Rally Featuring Speaker Who Says “We Are the Arabs Who Are Going to Lift the Palestinians All the Way to Victory”
Do you see what is happening in Palestine? They thought that 1948 was the demarcation line. They thought we forgot. Now, surprise, fedayeen are setting out from the land of 1948.”


To Prevent Massacres Like Uvalde, We Need More Wisdom and Fewer Hysterics
Instead of trying to mass control weapons, Red Flag laws zero in on potential killers based on behavioral patterns we’ve seen in mass shootings.

Print Issue: Uncovering a Curriculum | May 27, 2022
Uncovering a Curriculum

Sandra Caplan: Embracing Non-Jews Who Want to Be Jews
On May 29, the Sandra Caplan Community Beit Din will honor one of its founding rabbis and salute its 20th anniversary.

A Classic of the Iraqi Kitchen: Curried Chickpea Sambusak
Imagine an Indian samosa but with meaty ground chickpeas and caramelized onion perfectly seasoned with cumin and curry powder surrounded by a fluffy, crispy dough.

Skirball Exhibit Showcases Jewish Deli and Immigration History
With a title like, “I’ll Have What She’s Having,” fun is clearly on the menu.

Table for Five: Bechukotai
Why is peace so elusive, and what can we do about it?

California’s Ethnic Studies Curriculum is Hiding Its Anti-Jewish and Anti-Israel Teachings
Our lawsuit seeks to expose the use in Los Angeles public schools of the same hateful teaching materials previously rejected by Governor Newsom.
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