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October 1, 2024
They Want to Kill Us
These are our daily dilemmas. Fears. Stresses. Who accepts this in a recognized, sovereign country?
A Year Like No Other
As we mark the one-year anniversary of the Simchat Torah Massacre, the future is even more uncertain than it was last Oct. 8.
LAPD: As High Holy Days Approach, No Specific Threats Targeting Community
In advance of the High Holy Days, leading Jewish groups in Los Angeles convened a security briefing that outlined whatever threats there may be facing the community.
In Salads We Trust
This red cabbage and fennel slaw has a truly festive feel, with its ingredient list of fresh pomegranate, crispy apple and nutty, earthy pistachios.
Seven Jews to Keep in Mind This Rosh Hashanah
This Rosh Hashanah could be squandered if Jews worldwide, including myself, forget each other.
In Israel, a Cult of Life Defends Itself Against a Cult of Death
For decades now, Iran, Hezbollah and Hamas have made clear that their primary mission is not to improve the lives of their people but to get rid of Israel.
Man Sentenced Over Pico Shootings of Two Jewish Men
Jaime Tran had pled guilty to hate crimes.
Iran fires more than 200 missiles at Israel
“A short while ago, missiles were launched from Iran towards the State of Israel,” the IDF stated.