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June 2, 2022
Print Issue: Learning How to Read on Shavuot | June 03, 2022
Jewish Journal
June 2, 2022
Learning How to Read on Shavuot
News Anchor Alex Cohen on Working at an Atypical Local TV News Network
Brian Fishbach
June 2, 2022
Unlike a vast majority of local television news programming, Spectrum News steers away from the car chases, armed robberies and other sensationalized stories.
Woman at Center of Pico-Robertson Attack Urging Safety on Shavuot
Kylie Ora Lobell
June 2, 2022
Last week, an urgent message quickly spread throughout Pico-Robertson WhatsApp groups.
Antisemitism: Back in Vogue?
Alexandra Orbuch
June 2, 2022
Antisemitism must not be permitted to become so commonplace and unchecked in this country that politicians can spew hatred and falsehood with no repercussions or accountability.
Rabbi Sarah Hronsky: The Inclusive Leader
Kylie Ora Lobell
June 2, 2022
Hronsky learned about inclusivity and the value of caring for all different types of people from one of the Torah’s core teachings.
Learning How to Read on Shavuot
Matthew Schultz
June 2, 2022
The Torah remains our greatest inheritance and our heaviest piece of baggage—simultaneously an elixir of life and an elixir of death depending on the spirit in which it is imbibed.
Table for Five: Shavuot Edition
Salvador Litvak
June 2, 2022
May You Find Shelter Under The Wings of the Divine
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