December 8, 2022

A Moment in Time: “Did You Catch the Name of YOUR Angel Today”

Rabbi Zach Shapiro December 8, 2022

How Tech and COVID Altered Sam Glaser’s Musical World

Ari L. Noonan December 8, 2022

As a popular and well-traveled performer in the world of Jewish music, Sam Glaser’s career was sailing – until two unanticipated disruptions threatened the journey.

Tom Tugend, War Veteran and Lifelong Jewish Journalist, has Died at 97

Susan Freudenheim December 8, 2022

Tom Tugend, a dogged and prolific journalist who fought in three wars, then focused on writing the news of the Jewish world until his last days, died Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2022, at his home in Sherman Oaks, CA. He was 97.

Print Issue: Why Are We so Silent About the Uprising in Iran? | December 9, 2022

Jewish Journal December 8, 2022

The Iranian people took to the streets in outrage. Women were seen removing their hijabs in protest – an illegal act and one of defiance against the Islamic Republic regime that overthrew the Shah 43 years ago.

Is It Cool to Be a Jew?

Eva Robbins December 8, 2022

If we expanded the view of cool to include pride, I believe we’d be on to something.

The Kippah That Traveled the World

Elizabeth Danziger December 8, 2022

At a time when many observant Jews feel they must circle the wagons and keep outsiders out, let’s remember the power of an open door.

AJU Panel Unpacks Iranian Unrest

Ryan Torok December 8, 2022

Rabbi Tarlan Rabizadeh, vice president of Jewish engagement at AJU and an Iranian American, moderated the discussion, which was organized following approximately 80 consecutive days of demonstrations in Iran.