It’s the End of the World … Again
It seems that the one thing that all generations share is the conviction that they live at the most critical and, often, most perilous, period in human history.
It seems that the one thing that all generations share is the conviction that they live at the most critical and, often, most perilous, period in human history.
People leave behind money, houses, and cars, some even lots of bills but rarely, if ever, do they leave behind the opportunity to hear the real story — the real you right from the horse’s mouth.
What had been LA’s thriving Jewish center is now nearly abandoned of Jewish presence. It made me sad.
A roundup of incidents, good and bad, happening on college campuses.
It is true that circumcising our heart does open us to feel pain, but also joy, and wonder, and community, and connection.
Every Thursday night at 10, Rabbi Silverstein has a gig at the Laugh Factory — less than 24 hours before leading Friday night and Shabbat services at the Orthodox synagogue in Studio City.
The kids can participate in making these beautiful, rustic stars by helping to find fallen twigs in the yard or the neighborhood.
To make the most of the fall harvest, here are some wonderful on-theme dishes you can enjoy.
Rabbi Meir Abitbol z”l passed away between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, leaving behind an unmatched legacy of singlehandedly facilitating the revival of the Sephardic world of Torah scholarship.