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November 11, 2022
Israel’s Left Is Down, But It May Not Be Out
Despite a poor showing in last week’s election, left-wing parties Labor and Meretz can stay alive, political experts say, but only if they do the one thing that they wouldn’t do in the run-up to the vote and unite
Forgotten Arabian Jews Recount Lives of Happiness and Horror
A new book gives a voice to some of the million Sephardi Jews who once lived harmoniously in the Middle East and North Africa, but who left everything behind when an explosion of antisemitism after Israel’s birth made it impossible to remain
Retired Doctor/Opera Singer on Why Music Is Great for Anti-Aging
The Verdi Chorus, Southern California’s only choral group that focuses primarily on opera, to perform in Santa Monica on November 12-13
Win or Lose, Rick Caruso is Happy to Have “Changed the Narrative of What’s Going on” in LA
Visiting the Tehran of the Mid-Twentieth Century
“Love and War in the Jewish Quarter” leaves behind Tehran as we see it every night on CNN and carries us back to the place as it existed during the Second World War.
Hen Mazzig: Fighter and Proud Mizrahi Jew
The young influencer has more than 155,000 followers between Instagram and Facebook, and he spends his time posting his support for Israel and his defense of the Jewish people.