
Hand in Hand: Fostering Jewish-Arab Unity in Israel Through Education
At Hand in Hand, Jewish and Arab students learn together starting from Pre-K until 12th grade.
At Hand in Hand, Jewish and Arab students learn together starting from Pre-K until 12th grade.
When asked what advice he has for others on the spectrum who are looking for love, he said to continue being true to yourself.
Graver’s writing is beautiful, lyrical and the embodiment of the “kantika” — the song — of the title.
After a five-hour long discussion, the Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC) Senate voted to indefinitely table the resolution by a vote of 13 in favor, four against and three abstentions.
Dudamel, 42, the rare maestro whose fame transcends classical music, finds himself at a crossroads: not only planning to move to a new orchestra, but also into a new phase of his career.
Love is more than chocolate and roses. Love is choosing to grow.
The videos explore how historical locations in Israel can serve as lessons for Jews around the world and provide a roadmap for a more enlightened Jewish future.
36 years so far not “cooking a ‘kid’ in its mother’s milk.” Here’s to the next 36.
On January 9, Los Angeles Jewish Health celebrated the B’Not mitzvah of four of their residents: Casey Joseph, 69, Judith Karon, 83, Marcia Mass, 81 and Sue Solender, 80.
This past weekend, I traveled with teens from Temple Akiba to Washington D.C.