Honk if you like car menorahs
Ryan Torok
December 2, 2015
Around this time every year, cars topped with oversized electric menorahs begin to appear on streets of the United States, England and elsewhere.
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chabad
Reform movement should take a page from Chabad playbook
Jewish Journal
November 19, 2015
Charles Bronfman and the other kings, queens, princes, dukes, duchesses, lords and ladies of the American-Jewish community need to wake up to the impressive accomplishments of the passionate, strategic and creative serfs and vassals of Chabad, who serve the Jewish people globally with all their hearts and souls.
How the world’s longest-running Chabad house survives in Morocco
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2015
Raizel Raskin’s office feels like a cluttered museum of Moroccan Jewish heritage
Rabbi arrested in Santa Monica on sexual abuse charges
Jewish Journal
October 7, 2015
A 39-year-old rabbi was arrested and booked last week in Santa Monica on felony charges of sexual abuse of a child.
Yom Kippur in Bangkok
Jewish Journal
September 16, 2015
I was the only American in the room and definitely the most clueless.
She followed her heart to her true faith
Kylie Ora Lobell
May 21, 2015
I’m sitting in a plush rocking chair underneath a large painting of Jesus in my grandma’s living room.
Children of Israel, in more ways than one
Jewish Journal
May 14, 2015
The week before Passover, Colel Chabad, the charitable arm of the Chabad movement, brought more than 100 Israeli bar mitzvah boys from all over Israel to the Western Wall.
Some good news coming out of France’s Jewish community: top-ranked schools
Jewish Journal
April 13, 2015
When mainstream French media report about Jewish schools, it’s usually not good news.
Will haredi Orthodox Jews embrace pre-nups that protect women from becoming agunot?
Jewish Journal
March 27, 2015
Breaking up, as the classic song notes, is generally hard to do. But in the Orthodox community, divorce can be particularly trying, especially for women.\n
Letters to the editor: Running Springs, Mel Brooks and Sun City
Jewish Journal
February 4, 2015
Thanks for telling a complicated story so well (“The Rebirth of Running Springs,” Jan. 30).
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