In ‘A World Upended,’ Los Angeles Jews Gathered to Commemorate Tisha B’Av
“It was soothing to see a gallery view of fellow Jews from across L.A. on a day that is defined by isolation.”
“It was soothing to see a gallery view of fellow Jews from across L.A. on a day that is defined by isolation.”
It was with a healthy dose of ambivalence that I approached a joint Muslim-Jewish prayer experience on Dec. 6, where 150 local co-religionists convened to declare, “We Are Not Enemies.”
In response to a growing student body and insufficient facilities, Yeshivat Ohr Chanoch has purchased a $3 million building in Pico-Robertson.
It was Purim, and the people of Skid Row were rushing Shari and Maya Rosenman’s minivan at Seventh Street and Gladys Avenue.