Moving and Shaking: Jeffrey Goldberg talks with Rabbi David Wolpe
Ryan Torok
April 23, 2014
American journalist Jeffrey Goldberg is not optimistic that Iran will abandon its nuclear program.
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Sinai Temple’s Friday Night Live to undergo change
Ryan Torok
April 23, 2014
Rabbi David Wolpe and Craig Taubman announced on April 11 that they will no longer be leading Sinai Temple’s highly popular and influential Friday Night Live services after June 13.
Did the Exodus happen?
Dennis Prager
April 16, 2014
With Passover here, it is a propitious time to address the central issue of the holiday: the Exodus. Specifically, did the Exodus happen?
Matzah, en route to freedom
Rabbi David Wolpe
April 9, 2014
Why matzah? It is an improbable symbol for such a grand holiday. With none of the embracing symbolism of a sukkah or the beauty of a Chanukah menorah, the unassuming cracker is the centerpiece of Passover.
Jewish community remembers Sid Caesar
Ryan Torok
February 12, 2014
Responding to today’s news about the passing of comedy legend Sid Caesar, Los Angeles community members praised the veteran comic’s ability to win over an audience.
The debate of the year: David Suissa vs. Peter Beinart
Jewish Journal
December 30, 2013
Jewish Journal President David Suissa debates political author Peter Beinart spar about Israel in the debate of the year.\n\nModerated by Sinai Temple\’s Rabbi David Wolpe.
Beinart, Suissa face off on Israel
Jared Sichel
December 6, 2013
Peter Beinart is no stranger to the accusation that for a self-proclaimed passionate supporter of Israel, he treats the Jewish state too harshly.
Barack or Bibi? Trust, loyalty and Iran
Jonah Lowenfeld
November 20, 2013
On Rosh Hashanah 2012, just a few weeks before the presidential election, Sinai Temple’s Rabbi David Wolpe offered his congregants a sermon titled “The Most Important Question in the World Today.”
‘Walk’ changes a life
Jewish Journal
November 19, 2013
For Aaron Wolf, an anecdote sparked a personal memory that inspired a film. The same day he read reflections by Rabbi David Wolpe about the Sinai Temple rabbi’s father, Rabbi Gerald Wolpe, and about the kindness of a stranger, Wolf went to his keyboard and banged out the first draft of what would become “The Walk.”
Jewish learning goes global
Salvador Litvak
November 13, 2013
A global conference of Jewish learning, including music and art performances, will take place online over a 24-hour period on Nov. 17. The Global Day of Jewish Learning will broadcast “24×24” — 24 classes from 24 speakers around the globe — free of charge and live using Google Hangouts On Air and YouTube. Scholar Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz will speak at 10 a.m.
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