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February 8, 2024
The Spirituality of Civil Law
Rabbi Daniel Bouskila
February 8, 2024
In the Israel of 2024, Rav Uziel’s grand vision for rabbis remains as powerfully compelling as it was in 1936.
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Jewish Journal Staff
February 8, 2024
After October 7, global music star Matisyahu felt a pull back to his Jewish roots and his people. Now he’s speaking out and writing songs about it. He talks to the Journal about his journey.
Confronting Masked Antisemitism at UCLA “Emergency Teach-In on Palestine”
Talia Emrani
February 8, 2024
This teach-in was full of many more extremely biased assertions against the Jews’ connection to the land and blatant support of Hamas’s murder of innocent Israeli people.
Judges at Our Gates
Dr. Tamar Frankiel
February 8, 2024
If we all work toward becoming righteous judges at our gates, we will see the way to resolve our differences, small and large.
Disinvited, Excluded, Discriminated Against: Jews at UC Berkeley
Noam Schimmel
February 8, 2024
Since the October massacres by Hamas, a range of Jewish UC Berkeley faculty have experienced exclusion, prejudice, and discrimination on account of their Jewish identities.
Feb. 9, 1964; The Night That Changed My World
Harvey Farr
February 8, 2024
The Beatles would make their American debut, and when they finished their five songs (the first of three consecutive weeks of appearances), the world would never be the same.
The Three Conditions: How Intention, Joy, and Certainty Will Supercharge Your Life
Judy Gruen
February 8, 2024
Rabbi Moshe Gersht believes that “joy is our nature,” and in his new book, he charts his personal transformative spiritual journey to this elevated state.
LAPD Launches Groundbreaking Online Hate Incident Reporting in Collaboration with Magen Am
Ayala Or-El
February 8, 2024
LAPD encourages community involvement, recognizing the importance of data input for effective policing.
Matisyahu Reminds Me Why I Love My Judaism
David Suissa
February 8, 2024
His new album, which comes out this week, is titled “Hold The Fire.” For an artist who loves his art and is moved to spread light, it’s hard to think of a better title.
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