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June 24, 2022
How Sacramento Can Address the Rising Costs of Student Life
Founded in 1904, as a non-sectarian agency, JFLA’s mission is to deploy interest-free loans to help people get a hand up.
Jewish Cowardice: A Reevaluation
The Jewish people wouldn’t be here without the determination of previous generations; and we wouldn’t have returned to Israel without the courage of a younger generation.
Hotter Summers, Higher Health Risks
A new Israeli study from the Technion finds an uninterrupted rise in the country’s temperature and humidity rates. Not only does this feel unpleasant, it is also dangerously unhealthy long-term.
Micha Bar-Am Has Photographed Israel’s History
His wife, Orna, preserved it
Guerin Children’s at Cedars Offers a Comfortable Place for Children’s Care
The colorful, kid-friendly facility is intended to create a comfortable and healing environment for both ailing children and their worried parents.
Reflecting on the 2022 Tel Aviv Pride Parade
Although there was a Pride Parade in Tel Aviv in 2021, this year’s event was the first to happen after Israel re-opened its borders to tourists of all ages, regardless of vaccination status.
JHubLA: Connecting With Young Jews Through Exciting Trips and Events
Along with the tours, JHubLA puts on a variety of programming for participants.
One Woman’s Life Dedicated to Aiding the Oppressed
“Being a child of survivors colors my life,” she says. “It is the passion and the fire from which I derive my energy.”
“The Button Box” Explores a Muslim-Jewish Friendship – With Time Travel
The book was co-written by Bridget Hodder, a Sephardic Jew and the daughter and granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, and Fawzia Gilani-Williams, who is Muslim.