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In L.A.'s progressive Jewish community, feelings about Israel’s response to the Hamas attack are complex. Some are calling for a ceasefire as airstrikes continue in Gaza. Others are grappling with mixed feelings, trying to reconcile their progressive values with outrage, grief, and a sense of feeling abandoned by the larger left.
Kaplan said those critics — like him and many in the crowd — were also members of the local Jewish community. More than 1 million Palestinians — roughly half of the territory's population — are estimated to have evacuated to seek shelter in central or southern Gaza, according to the United Nations.But even among Jewish progressives, feelings about Israel’s response are complex. Some are calling for a ceasefire. Others are grappling with mixed feelings, trying to reconcile their progressive values with outrage, grief, and a sense of feeling abandoned by the larger left.
As many Americans on the left have taken to the streets in support of Palestine, some of L.A.’s most progressive Jewish leaders say they feel isolated from other Americans who otherwise share their views.on Yom Kippur, less than two weeks before the Hamas attack, Rabbi Sharon Brous made clear her feelings about Israel’s conservative government.
It’s a frustration that’s been shared by other Jewish progressives, among them Rabbi Joel Simonds with the Wilshire Boulevard Temple. This round of bloodshed began with a surprise attack by Palestinian fighters from Gaza into Israel during the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah. On Saturday, militants infiltrated Israel's border using paragliders, motorbikes and boats and fired thousands of rockets toward the country from Gaza.
The Long Valley Caldera is the largest volcano in California, according to Zhan. It had a super eruption around 720,000 years ago, comparable to theZhan said the Long Valley Caldera is also the first major imaging project using fiber optic cables. Given that there are thousands of miles of fibers, and knowing that the technology works well, he said the team plans to also study earthquakes and other volcanoes across the state.
“There's lots of cobwebs here too, which I just decided to leave up, because some people pay for that,” Montijo said. “I thought it added to the atmosphere.”, is inspired by another fall tradition, Día de Los Muertos. The story explores the adventures — and misadventures — of two calavera kids in just two words.
First they were scared, but then they saw the teenagers responsible for the scarecrow’s haphazard limbs.in their home. There were family photos, water, soda, and a red licorice Super Rope — his late uncle’s favorite candy. The publishing industry has long failed to reflect the diversity of people that live in this country. For example, in the late 90s, about 1% of all children’s and young adult books were by or about Latine people, according toMontijo self-published his comic books and sold them from elaborate cardboard booths at WonderCon, Comic-Con, and other festivals for years. His“Maybe there's better ways of using your time, but those are the things that make me happy,” Montijo said.
The heart of the story is in how the little skeletons recover and support one another in the resulting wreck.Montijo points out an anxious carrot-shaped character peeking out from many of the pages. Mariana Dale wants to hear from parents, educators, and students about what’s happening in schools — the successes and challenges.Celebrate Día y Noche de los Muertos at Hollywood Forever. Run, walk or bike on the 110 freeway. Plus, attend Haunted Little Tokyo's Block Party.
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