October 30, 2024

What Happens If Your Candidate Loses?

David Suissa October 30, 2024

We’re all in for a long and crazy ride. Very soon, half of our country will be in ecstasy while the other half will be in mourning.

Michael Milgraum’s New Poetry Book: Expressing Powerful Emotions in Fewer Words

Kylie Ora Lobell October 30, 2024

“To Seek a Larger Spirit: Reflections of a Jewish Psychologist” includes poems that transport readers to psychological and spiritual spaces, like growing beyond fear, healing from trauma and exploring the longing for human connection and warmth.

The Elusive Fame of Peter Krasnow: A Retrospective of Color, Light and Hope

Ayala Or-El October 30, 2024

28 pieces by this fascinating artist are on display at the Babst Gallery on Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles, spanning works from 1916 to 1979.

The Biden-Harris and Trump Scorecard

Justin Feldman October 30, 2024

One of the most divisive U.S. presidential elections in recent history is around the corner. For any undecided Jewish voters, we offer this convenient policy “scorecard” to help you decide.

The Yankees, the Dodgers and the Nazis

Rafael Medoff October 30, 2024

As the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers square off in this year’s World Series, old-timers recall the first time the two teams met in the Fall Classic, in 1941.

Hebron, 1929: What’s Past Is Prologue

Kathleen Hayes October 30, 2024

“Ghosts of a Holy War: The 1929 Massacre in Palestine That Ignited the Arab-Israeli Conflict” by Yardena Schwartz. Union Square & Co., 2024. 420 pages.

Jews Anxious, Jews Celebrate

Shmuel Rosner October 30, 2024

Israelis should not be telling Americans how to vote. Americans should not be telling Israelis what to think about the prospective presidential candidates.