She also is a researcher at the Mitvim think tank, specializing in Israeli-Moroccan relations, and has become something of an unofficial Israeli ambassador to Morocco.
The Jewish Journal took home three awards at the 62nd annual Southern California Journalism Awards hosted by the L.A. Press Club, in a virtual ceremony held on Aug. 29.
The 31-year-old Modern Orthodox comedian and writer has been busy professionally creating a plethora of content — virtual and live.
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels have ordered at least some of the country’s remaining Jews to leave.
Trump’s verbal gaffe Aug. 4 unintentionally endorsed a pre-existing “Yo Semite” t-shirt, created 15 years ago by Bay Area educator Sarah Lefton.
Marcos Iolovitch’s “On a Clear April Morning” is an especially exotic version of the Jewish immigrant experience.
This is why, in my heart, I want to support every other “other,” because I know what it is to be one.
As important as it is for us as Jews and as human rights activists to preserve the European package, the U.S. narrative is even more essential
Oberstein will take up her new position on Aug. 3, replacing current Executive Director Susan Freudenheim.
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