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Dec 29, 2024

The Judeo-Christian Ties That Bind

Jewish Journal of Los Angeles

This is only the fifth time since 1910 that the first night of Hanukkah coincides with Christmas. Not quite a Hanukkah miracle, but a welcome symmetry with the Gregorian calendar.
Dec 22, 2024

The Magical Middle East Makeover

Jewish Journal of Los Angeles

Have you been to the Middle East lately? Honestly, you won’t recognize the place. Bring a combat helmet and armored vest. It’s positively lethal this time of year.
Dec 15, 2024

The Ivy League of Extraordinary Antisemites

Jewish Journal of Los Angeles

So much for tuxedos, tails and glamorous evening gowns—and those bollocks British accents. What a curious spectacle when posh people descend to the mosh pits.
Dec 9, 2024

A Tale of Two Presidencies

Jewish Journal of Los Angeles

President Theodore Roosevelt is known for the saying, “Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far.” The presidencies of Barack Obama and Joe Biden will be remembered for a very different aphorism: “Speak in apologetic whispers and defund your sticks; you will go backwards in retreat.”
Dec 1, 2024

Awaiting the Day 1 Dictator

Jewish Journal of Los Angeles

I don’t know about you, but I am waiting anxiously for the day after Donald Trump’s second inauguration—you know, when the dictatorship is set to begin.