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September 1, 2022
Survivor Guilt and the Atonement of the Innocent
Chaim Steinmetz
September 1, 2022
Eglah Arufah is an atonement for the innocent, a way of recognizing that guilt feelings have profound meaning as well.
West Valley Synagogues to Launch New Supplemental School for Teens
Ryan Torok
September 1, 2022
STS and Temple Aliyah want JLTC to provide an affordable and easily accessible Jewish education for non-day-school students throughout their teenage years.
Shabbos House LA Welcomes Young Jews for Shabbat and Holidays
Ryan Torok
September 1, 2022
During the initial stages of the pandemic, young Jews were suddenly faced with a new challenge: They weren’t sure how they would celebrate Shabbat.
Zusha Goldin: From Crown Heights to Celebrity Photographer
Kylie Ora Lobell
September 1, 2022
When Zusha Goldin was 18 years old, he purchased his first camera.
Jewish Google Employee Quits, Claiming Retaliation for Speaking Against Google-Israel Partnership
Aaron Bandler
September 1, 2022
“Due to retaliation, a hostile environment, and illegal actions by the company, I cannot continue to work at Google and have no choice but to leave the company at the end of this week,” Koren wrote.
USC Report Addresses Antisemitism on Campus
Aaron Bandler
September 1, 2022
The Advisory Committee on Jewish Life at USC released a report on August 23 addressing antisemitism on campus, and USC President Carol Folt endorsed its findings.
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