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Sun-Kissed and Savory: An Israeli Lentil Salad
July 30, 2025
During the nine days leading up to the fast of Tisha b’Av, it is traditional to eat lentils.
Cooking with Culinary Judaics Academy
July 30, 2025
“While we do make some Jewish specific food, CJA uses all cuisines as our experiential vehicle to teach Judaism.”
Ten Secrets to Academic Success | Give Yourself the College Orientation You Deserve
July 30, 2025
Second in a series
Rosner’s Domain | Gaza Hunger: A Guide
July 30, 2025
Is there famine in Gaza? This is a surprisingly hard question to answer. Not because no one is trying to answer it, but because no one you fully trust is giving you the answer.
Progressive Rabbis to Hold Tisha b’Av Service Denouncing ICE Raids
July 30, 2025
Dubbed “Our Collective Cry to Rebuild Sanctuary,” the action will feature two hours of Jewish rituals and programming.
Guarding Against an ‘i’-Shaped Society and the Social Risks of Unchecked AI Advancement
July 30, 2025
The “i” shape is synonymous with severe inequality and the risk of a permanent underclass.
Israel as Political Wellspring for the West: A Tisha b’Av Reflection
July 30, 2025
This Tisha b’Av, then, as we sadly commemorate the loss of the Temple in Jerusalem, we also take solace in knowing the story of Israel continues
Fighting Antisemitism Before It’s Too Late
July 30, 2025
Fighting the “world’s oldest hatred” requires more than words. It demands that each sector of society that fuels harmful impressions about Israel and Jews examine how they have contributed to the toxic environment that has led to hateful words and violent acts against Jews.
The Curse with No Answer
July 30, 2025
People hate because they choose to hate and as tempting as it is to uncover the root cause of this hatred, it might just be an exercise in futility.
Epstein and Tisha b’Av
July 30, 2025
He took his life about 12 hours before the onset of Tisha b’Av, the saddest day on the Jewish calendar
Superman and the Jews
July 30, 2025
Much has been written about what a Jewish hero Superman is, from the fact that his creators were Jews to his Moses-like origin story, but perhaps what makes him most Jewish is the fact that he has a core narrative that still shifts and evolves to meet the needs of the moment.
Why Bibi Blinked
July 30, 2025
His decision temporarily saved the lives of Hamas terrorists, but it also rescued Palestinian children from starvation.
Influencing the Creator Economy ft. Gigi Robinson
July 29, 2025
After a brief summer hiatus Marla and Libby are back with some very exciting updates. Marla shares a huge turn of events in her relationship updates and how a canceled trip to Israel turned into spontaneous decision to explore France instead. Libby…
Two Jewish Women Among Dead in Manhattan Mass Shooting
July 29, 2025
Wesley LePatner remembered as “the most loving wife, mother, daughter, sister and relative.”
Wallis Annenberg, Philanthropist and Civic Leader in Los Angeles, Dies at 86
July 29, 2025
Under her leadership, the Annenberg Foundation distributed more than $3 billion to over 2,800 nonprofits, including many Jewish institutions in Los Angeles.
Settlement Reached in UC Antisemitism Case
July 29, 2025
The agreement includes policy measures and significant financial contributions aimed at addressing concerns raised by Jewish students and advocacy groups.
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