Kelly Hartog
US strike on Iran: A look at the ripple effect on American Jewry, antisemitism, Israel ties
When flames consume everything, hope and humanity prevail - comment
Los Angeles screening of 'Screams Before Silence' captivates local Jewish community
Academy Museum opens permanent exhibition that shines spotlight on Hollywood's Jewish founders
The exhibition shines a light on the creation of the Hollywood film industry and the studio system in the early 20th century by Jewish emigres from Eastern Europe.
Elderly Jewish man dies after alleged hit from pro-Palestinian protester
A video capturing part of the event was posted to the social media platform StopAntisemitism, as well as a photo of the alleged attacker.
Los Angeles Jewish community on edge after two shootings
Suspect charged with federal hate crimes for attacking two men leaving synagogue on consecutive days
How did Marnina Schon land her big break in Israel's 'Chanshi?'
Forced into lockdown along with everyone else, Schon and her partner, Michael O’Konis, decided to make irreverent videos that they posted on Instagram. And that’s how Schon was discovered.
Lessons learned from Al Qaeda terror attack in Kenya, twenty years on - opinion
As the 20th anniversary of the Al Qaeda suicide bombing in Kenya approaches, I’m sitting at my desk sifting through two decades of difficult thoughts and feelings.
Over 170 US celebrities join Black-Jewish alliance
The aim of the organization is to stand together to counter antisemitism and racism within the industry.
Over 170 celebrities join Black-Jewish Entertainment Alliance
“I think we are all much more aware of patterns of systemic racism and the damage done to us all when anyone is denigrated," Mayim Bialik told The Jerusalem Post via email.
Musician Charlie Kramer Hosts Virtual ‘Singing in the Dark’
Participants will actually see each other on Zoom first, before turning off their videos and then lying on the floor for the 45-minute experience.
COVID-19: Jewish healthcare workers fight the virus in Los Angeles
HEALTH AFFAIRS:The state is witnessing a massive surge in infections. As a result, ICU beds are full. Meanwhile, vaccines are being rolled out at a snail’s pace and frontline workers are overwhelmed.
After COVID, is there a future for brick-and-mortar synagogues in the US?
DIASPORA AFFAIRS: With the coronavirus pandemic now entering its eighth month and strict Los Angeles County rules that have been in place since March, congregations are forbidden to meet indoors.
