Furthermore, 80% of Jewish college students have experienced (30%), seen (29%) or heard about (22%) an antisemitic incident taking place on campus.
We must hold their names and walk through this world with purpose, promising them that their lives continue beyond the grave.
The Ikea-like instructions to build the courtyard
of the Tabernacle have me glancing in my backyard
longing for direction.
Notable people and events in the Jewish LA community.
Rabbi Kahn, a leader at Chabad of the Valley in Tarzana, said the most striking aspect of his most recent mission was spending meaningful time with “displaced Israeli families who have been living in hotels since Oct. 7.”
We cannot comprehend high numbers. It is too daunting for our minds and souls. But we can wrap our hearts around two little redheaded boys. Boys whose names signify the holiness of Jerusalem and the courage of a lion cub.
Greene’s scholastic series is a wonderful way to engage young readers.
Kirel’s prominence continues to grow following her third-place finish at Eurovision two years ago.
Peter Beinart, a prolific Jewish critic of Israel, appeared in Beverly Hills to promote his recently released book, “Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza: A Reckoning.”
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