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October 19, 2022

The Munkacser Yid

My father, Albert Farkas, whom many called a “Munkacser Yid,” passed away on the second day of Rosh Hashanah at age 102.

A Day in Jewish Los Angeles

It started Sunday morning, when dozens of teenage Jewish boys set up folding tables on Pico Boulevard (and outside a few residential garages) and began selling fragrant lulavim and etrogim to Jewish men who, let’s face it, waited until the last minute to buy the necessary staples for Sukkot.

Hate, Lies, Partisanship

As an honest person, I must say that in the entire Kanye West imbroglio, I was most surprised by your condescending, gaslighting defense of the rapper formerly known as Kanye West’s indefensible hate.

L.A.’s Broken Politics

When three members of the City Council and an influential local union leader were caught on audiotape expressing a series of hateful ethnic slurs toward their political rivals, Angelenos were put to a potentially difficult test.

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