Kylie Ora Lobell is a writer for the Jewish Journal of Los Angeles, The Forward, Tablet Magazine, Aish, and Chabad.org and the author of the first children鈥檚 book for the children of Jewish converts, 鈥淛ewish Just Like You.鈥�
Though widespread anti-Israel encampments have not popped up in the news lately like they did in May of 2024, BDS resolutions and votes continue to occur at universities nationwide.
The passed resolution has caused controversy and upset Jewish students and groups on campus.
鈥淚 hope that readers laugh, cry, ponder and discuss. I hope they see themselves and people they know in some of the situations and stories.鈥�
Every year, Israel on Campus Coalition, a nonprofit that empowers pro-Israel students to stand up for Israel on campus, takes their fellows on a 10-day trip to the United Arab Emirates and Israel.
The rabbi鈥檚 goal is to make sure that Chai Lifeline is there to assist in any way possible.
Throughout the film, filmmaker Nim Shapira shows not only why the posters went up, but why people justified tearing them down.
Jewish preschools and early childhood centers in Los Angeles are getting a boost.
All year long, Chai Lifeline 鈥� West Coast helps local families with a variety of programs.
The initial reaction to tragedy is to hide and retreat from the world. But we must do the exact opposite.
According to the study, 79% of educators report feeling comfortable teaching about other cultures, but only 31% feel confident in their knowledge of both Sephardi and Mizrahi culture and history.