Family members and close friends of five Israelis who had been abducted by Hamas arrived in Los Angeles to raise awareness and hopefully contribute to the release of their loved ones.
“The Wolf Hunt” begins with a sadly all-too believable, too familiar premise, set not long after the Pittsburgh Tree of Life and Chabad of Poway attack: A man walks into a synagogue on Rosh Hashanah in the Bay Area and stabs a young woman to death.
Yoel Ackerman objected to pro-Palestinian video being posted to a group chat.
We are living in a Twilight Zone today that is dominated by groups of people advocating against their own interests and values.
Brothers in Arms was established as a civic resistance group to the current government’s attempt at judicial overhaul.
Some of the new converts are donning hijabs. Others are not. Some are running to their local mosques. Others are doing this all online.
Congratulations on unveiling the ugly truth: that the Holocaust is not merely a tragic past, but a horrific present.
Experiencing four funerals within a few days is incomprehensible, yet Vered remains determined to carry on in memory of her loved ones and for her three remaining children.
The Karsh Family Foundation has given a $2 million gift to the Skirball Cultural Center to support the Skirball’s work highlighting connections between Black and Jewish Americans.
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