After eight years, I’m leaving The Jewish Journal. I have been working on The Journal’s web page since its inception, in 1996, and I’ve solely maintained it throughout this time.
I’ve been honored to be a part of this endeavor, and to have received your letters and suggestions throughout the past four years. I hope this web page will continue, and will grow and expand to serve the Jewish community of Southern California for many years to come.
Sincerely,
Sara Eve Roseman
After an 18-year engineering career, her life abruptly changed.
These are not justice warriors who want peace in Gaza. They are reckless blowhards and conformists pretending to be rebels and picking on the world’s easiest target.
I would happily settle for being able to see through the end of 2024
There are approximately 6,000 colleges and universities in America, and almost all of them will hold commencement ceremonies in the next few weeks to honor their graduates.
Letter was written by Los Angeles Rabbis Erez Sherman and Nolan Lebovitz
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