Gone But Not Forgotten: Our Passovers to Remember
The matzah has been put away. Bread - if you eat it these days - is back on the table. Passover is, well, [...]
A Story of Help, A Story of Hope
A Story of Help, A Story of Hope by Rabbi Ron Stern Phil and Tamar Koosed had a crazy idea: he could use [...]
You Only Come This Way Once
Irv is 92 years old. He has a warm smile and beautiful, blue eyes. We were talking the other day about the passage [...]
Hazards Exist That Are Not Marked
Hazards Exist That Are Not Marked by Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback I was in Colorado last week. Whenever I'm in the mountains, I think [...]
Clergy Statement on the President’s Recent Executive Order
“Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the [...]
Jewish L.A. in 30 years
In commemoration of the Jewish Journal’s 30th anniversary, Jewish leaders discuss their hopes and predictions for the next 30 years of L.A. Jewish [...]