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January 5, 2023
Local Lactation Counselor Helping Mothers Breastfeed
Breastfeeding isn’t as easy as it’s portrayed in TV shows and movies.
Beth Am Holds Shabbaton, BBYO Stages Global Shabbat, AFHU Announces Cohort
Last month, Temple Beth Am held its fifth annual Kol Tefilla Shabbaton, gathering Conservative movement leaders for a weekend of innovation, spirituality and meaning around prayer.
The Whoopi Goldberg Controversy (Redux)
To assert that the Nazi assault against the Jews was not racial is absurd
Survival and Dignity in Viktor Frankl’s Legacy
Viktor Frankl, survivor of four concentration camps, had a secret to happiness: Don’t strive for it.
Print Issue: How Worried Should We Be? | January 6, 2023
Israel’s new right-wing coalition has put many Israel supporters on edge. How extremist is it likely to get? Can Bibi keep everyone in line?
Campus Watch Jan. 5, 2023
A roundup of incidents, good and bad, happening on college campuses.
Dear Tabby: Jewish Privilege, Progressive Guilt and Defiant Sisters
The first set of inquiries has affirmed that Jewish Journal readers are impassioned, complicated beings with justifiable stressors and an inarguable need to learn how to make Sephardic dafina.
Rabbis of LA | Rabbi JudiAhavah DelBourgo: The Rabbinical Healer
When Rabbi JudiAhavah DelBourgo was growing up in New York, she was not particularly spiritual or religious.