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November 2, 2022
Visiting the Tehran of the Mid-Twentieth Century in Dora Levy Mossanen’s “Love and War in the Jewish Quarter”
Comedy for Peace Brings Jewish and Arab Leaders Together for a Night of Laughter and Unity
Amid Uyghur Crisis, Elie Wiesel Foundation Announces New Program to Advance Human Rights
Right Wing Victorious After Israel’s Election, Anti-Netanyahu Bloc Severely Battered
There is no situation in which Binyamin Netanyahu will not again be prime minister, political strategist says
Morocco Makes Coexistence History With Arab World’s First-ever Synagogue on University Campus
House of worship at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University near Marrakech built next to new mosque; ‘Morocco is also a Jewish land,’ says head of Muslim-founded organization dedicated to preserving country’s Jewish culture
The Power of the Pulpit
A successful L.A. leader’s greatest power comes from their effective use of the public platform that comes with their office to educate, motivate and leverage voter sentiment in support of their goals.
L.A. Mayoral Candidates Discuss Antisemitism, Homelessness and Values
During a recent community forum, Los Angeles mayoral candidates Karen Bass and Rick Caruso highlighted their approaches to combating antisemitism and the city’s homelessness crisis.
Kanye West: The Great Jewish Unifier
In the weeks since news of megastar Kanye West’s antisemitism has dominated the headlines, I’ve learned a number of lessons.