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Category Archives: Danielle Berrin
Danielle Berrin Is Writing Again
I took a vow about a year ago to stop writing about Danielle Berrin. I can’t keep my promise. Danielle blogs: In the bible, the desert can be a frightening place. It is redolent of wilderness and wandering, confusion and … Continue reading
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Tagged desert solitaire, edge values, edward abbey, natural borders, prophet jeremiah, tel aviv university
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Hollywood Jew Has Kicked Into A Higher Gear
Danielle Berrin‘s boyfriend, the articulate rabbi David Wolpe, has transformed her writing. It’s consistently good these days. And as for David, I bet he’s having the time of his life with this attractive, articulate, and interesting young woman. Allison Armstrong … Continue reading
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Danielle Berrin Interviews Israeli Singer Idan Raichel
Sara* emails: Danielle Berrin MC Idan Raichel in Los Angeles last night: Organized at the valley JCC by MATI (Israeli organization) $60. a couple (2 tickets) including a CD. The price of a single ticket: $40, for not sitting in … Continue reading
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Tagged folding chairs, idan raichel, israeli organization, israeli singer, open table, yom haatzmaut
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Will Jewish Journal Hollywood Columnist Danielle Berrin Make A Good Rebbitzen?
For the past few months, journalist Danielle Berrin has been dating David Wolpe, a famous author and the senior rabbi at Sinai Temple in Westwood. Rabbi Wolpe is twice her age (he was born in 1958 and she was born … Continue reading
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Tagged adat shalom, clergy spouses, conservative synagogue, David Wolpe, high holy days, Jewish Journal, shabbat dinner, Sinai Temple
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Danielle Berrin: ‘Why can’t Jews handle ‘Miral’?’
Danielle Berrin writes for the Jewish Journal: Maybe it’s the simple fact that a high-profile film written by a Palestinian is cause enough for Jewish opprobrium. Maybe it’s because the director of the film, Julian Schnabel, is Jewish, and his … Continue reading
Posted in Danielle Berrin, Israel, Jewish Journal, Jewish Journalism, Jews
Tagged american jewish committee, julian schnabel, knee jerk reaction, new york jew, palestinian perspective, simon wiesenthal center
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Danielle Berrin Appreciates Female Beauty As Much As I Do
From the Jewish Journal cover story this week: One look at the photograph Esquire used to declare actress Shirly Brener one of five Israeli women they love, and you want to wish the rest of her persona good luck in … Continue reading
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Tagged berrin, brener, dark sensuality, female beauty, harvey keitel, indie flick, israeli women, Jewish Journal, shirly brener, white bikini
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Danielle Berrin’s Throbbing Heart
I love a woman who is not afraid to express her feelings. How could any man resist such a loving heart? Oh, the humanity! She blogs: If I were 13, I’d probably be swooning over Zachary David Alexander Efron. There … Continue reading
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Tagged arroyo grande california, brother dylan, jewish ancestry, san luis obispo california, vanessa hudgens, zachary david alexander
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Women Wanting To Be Treated With Respect
I hear a lot of complaints by women that they are only looked at as sexual objects. They wanted to be seen with respect. Well, anyone who commands respect gets respect. A woman with a PhD in math gets respect. … Continue reading
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Tagged benedict canyon, Dennis Prager, director brett ratner, female differences, gordon kaufman, hoover dam, phd in math, sexual objects
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Danielle Berrin Publishes The Hottest Photos!
Normally I turn to the Jewish Journal for news from the Jewish world, but over the past year or so, I’ve been finding unexpected bonuses when I turn to the work of Danielle Berrin. A beautiful woman herself, she has … Continue reading
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Tagged berrin, great eye, Jewish Journal, natalie portman, provocative photos
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Most Disturbing Sentence I’ve Read All Day
Danielle Berrin covers Esquire’s coverage of five Israeli beauties: "Helen of Troy ain’t got squat on these gals." Danielle writes: "Besides being Israeli (and maybe even a little bit Jewish) all five women appear to share Hollywood ambition, either blond … Continue reading
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Tagged berrin, esquire, five women, helen of troy, rsquo, tender age
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