January 16, 2025

The Heaven-Granted Home

Rabbi Dr. Stuart Halpern January 16, 2025

Remembering a “Daughter of Africa”

Tabby Refael January 16, 2025

Olga Meshoe Washington’s passing last week devastated friends and loved ones worldwide.

Palisades Residents on Surviving a Nightmare

Ayala Or-El January 16, 2025

Pacific Palisades resembled the set of an apocalyptic film, with charred houses, raging fires, and billowing smoke.

Campus Watch January 16, 2025

Aaron Bandler January 16, 2025

A roundup of incidents, good and bad, happening on school campuses.

A Lemony Chicken Soup to Soothe the Soul

Sharon Gomperts and Rachel Emquies Sheff January 16, 2025

There’s an old Ladino saying — “Los huesos vinieron a su lugar, which translates to “my bones fell back into place.” That’s how this soup made me feel.

Family Finds a Menorah in the Ashes of their Burned Home

Ayala Or-El January 16, 2025

“It has given me so much strength, courage, hope and faith. It feels like a miracle.”

Table for Five: Shemot

Salvador Litvak January 16, 2025

Egyptian Cruelty

Santa Ana

Julia Knobloch January 16, 2025

Things We Lost: Stories of Resilience Amid Devastation

Ayala Or-El January 16, 2025

Hostages: Is There Too High a Price?

Shmuel Rosner January 16, 2025

A shift in public sentiment reveals a changed Israel. Some will say the nation has hardened, revealing a crueler side. Others will argue the country has sobered, and was forced to become tougher.