Rabbis of LA | The Making of a Social Justice Rabbi
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When Renting Beats Buying, Los Angeles Risks Losing Its Jewish Future
For the Jewish community, this threat is particularly severe because Jewish life is built around proximity, continuity and intergenerational relationships. The post When Renting Beats Buying, Los Angeles Risks Losing Its Jewish Future appeared first on Jewish Journal .
From Balaboosta to CookUnity: Chef Einat Admony Shares Her Food Across the U.S.
Long before shakshuka became a brunch staple and Israeli restaurants multiplied across the city, Admony was introducing New Yorkers to the flavors she had grown up with in Israel. The post From Balaboosta to CookUnity: Chef Einat Admony Shares Her Food Across the U.S. appeared first on Jewish Journal .
Deuteronomy’s Directions for America
Moses’ speech was addressed to people standing on the threshold of a new chapter. The American story is similarly turning a new page. The post Deuteronomy’s Directions for America appeared first on Jewish Journal .
Tovah Feldshuh on Israel’s Critics, Her Career and ‘Tovah,’ a New Documentary
Feldshuh said the documentary has provided an opportunity to look back on a career she has never been particularly interested in viewing as finished. The post Tovah Feldshuh on Israel’s Critics, Her Career and ‘Tovah,’ a New Documentary appeared first on Jewish Journal .
The Jewish Agency’s Campers2Gether Program Brings Israeli Teens to Jewish Summer Camps in LA
Campers2Gether sends more than 700 Israeli teens from communities that have been impacted by the war to 34 Jewish overnight camps in North America. The post The Jewish Agency’s Campers2Gether Program Brings Israeli Teens to Jewish Summer Camps in LA appeared first on Jewish Journal .
Rabbis of LA | Justice, Justice Rabbi Simonds Pursues
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Nature’s Candy: A Sweet Fig, Date and Nut Cake
Baking this cake brought back the memories of Friday nights and holiday gatherings at my parents' home. The post Nature’s Candy: A Sweet Fig, Date and Nut Cake appeared first on Jewish Journal .
A New Borscht Belt?
If renewed exclusion teaches us only to become more protective of Jewish work, we will have learned the wrong lesson from the original Borscht Belt. The post A New Borscht Belt? appeared first on Jewish Journal .
Why I Write
The column went from being about a neighborhood to being all over the map. Now, I can’t attend any event, watch any movie, read any essay, discover any story, hear any conversation, see any news item without thinking, “this might be a column.” The post Why I Write appeared first on Jewish Journal .
When You Come (to dinner) — A poem for Parsha Ki Tavo
We went to dinner the other night, and when we asked if we could bring anything, they said no, but if you want, you could bring dessert or fruit... The post When You Come (to dinner) — A poem for Parsha Ki Tavo appeared first on Jewish Journal .
A Moment in Time: Showing Up
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