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Jewish Journal Kashrut Investigation
I expect this will come out in a month. The Jewish Federation of Los Angeles has a kosher meals-on-wheels program. They started out under the supervision of the RCC. Then they dropped the RCC because they could not afford the … Continue reading
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Tagged jewish federation of los angeles, kosher meals, kosher meat, meals on wheels, meals on wheels program, rabbi yehuda
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The Jewish Federation Of Los Angeles Chose To Base Its Hunger Campaign On A Lie
For the past few months, the Jewish Federation has campaigned around Los Angeles that one out of eight people in the city are hungry. It’s a big fat lie, but that hasn’t stopped synagogues, including Orthodox ones, from embracing the … Continue reading
Posted in Jewish Federation, Jews, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Times
Tagged emergency food relief, heterosexual aids, high holy days, hunger campaign, jewish federation of greater los angeles, jewish federation of los angeles, liberal jews, reusable shopping bags, tom vilsack, visible target
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Israel Backers Outnumbered At Wednesday Evening Rally
A friend emails: "I went to the Wednesday evening rally outside the Israeli consulate. It was intense and very unnerving as we were completely out-numbered by them, maybe 100 of us, against a very loud and aggressive thousand or so … Continue reading
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Tagged arabs, backers, bnei akiva, friend emails, israeli consulate, jewish federation of los angeles, standwithus, street veteran, wednesday evening
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Jewish Federation Statement Regarding Alleged Fraud by Bernard Madoff Investment Securities LLC
From the Jewish Federation of Los Angeles: LOS ANGELES, Ca. (December 15, 2008)—The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles has been advised by The Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles that it, together with a number of other major philanthropic … Continue reading
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Tagged Bernard Madoff, endowment funds, jewish community foundation, jewish federation of greater los angeles, jewish federation of los angeles, united jewish fund
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