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December 8, 2022


In Visit to L.A., El Al’s New Female CEO Announces Expanded Service from LAX to Israel
Dina Ben Tal Ganancia, who took office in May, traveled to Los Angeles last month to shore up ties with the region’s Jewish community.


JNF-USA Annual Breakfast Draws Israel Supporters
Close to 600 community members turned out for the Jewish National Fund-USA’s (JNF-USA) annual gathering at the Beverly Wilshire.Â



LA Antisemitic Hate Crimes Rose by 7% in 2021, Report Says
The report, which was released on December 7, found that the total number of antisemitic hate crimes in the country was 81 in 2021; the year before it was 76.

Will Bibi Be Israel’s Savior?
Bibi, a modern and sophisticated secular Jew, hardly endorses any of this extremism, and he is surely aware of how badly all of this will play with Israel’s friends and allies, not to mention much of Israeli society.

History, Art Come Together at Colorful Jerusalem Drawing Biennale
The eighth edition of the biennale, which opened just last weekend, is called “More than One” and presents series or instances of drawings that were created on more than one sheet of paper.

Walking Soccer Encourages Senior Players to Have Fun
Players must be 60 to 80 years old, they can’t run and there is no heading, slide tackling or tackling from behind. In short, the only goal is to go out there and have fun. Â
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