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Tag Archives: rebecca spence
Divorce Protest In Los Angeles
Rebecca Spence writes for the Forward: Los Angeles — On the day known as Ta’anit Esther — when observant Jews fast before Purim — more than 150 members of Los Angeles’s close-knit Orthodox community gathered for a protest rally outside … Continue reading
Posted in Beth Jacob, Divorce, Modern Orthodox, Orthodoxy, R. Steven Weil, R. Yosef Kanefsky
Tagged chained women, jewish divorce, orthodox community, protest rally, rebecca spence, thorny subject
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David Wolpe Keeps The Faith
From the Forward.com: In his new book, “Why Faith Matters” (HarperOne), David J. Wolpe, the rabbi at Sinai Temple in Los Angeles, trumpets the value of religion in the modern world. Using his personal journey with faith — from avowed … Continue reading
Posted in R. David Wolpe
Tagged Christopher Hitchens, david j wolpe, David Wolpe, rebecca spence, religion arguments, richard dawkins
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President Bush’s Liberal Jewish Friend In Pico/Robertson
Rebecca Spence writes for the Forward: Etra, 60, a high-powered Los Angeles criminal defense lawyer, has known Bush since the two men were friends at Yale University. Members of the class of 1968, the two pals joined Skull and Bones, … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversary commemoration, criminal defense lawyer, holocaust memorial council, los angeles criminal defense lawyer, rebecca spence, warsaw ghetto uprising
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Jewish Federation Reaches Out To Young Hollywood
Rebecca Spence writes for the Forward: ‘SCRUBS’ BUDS: Actor Zach Braff (center) is flanked (from left to right) by Scott Orlin, Ilanna Bavli, Amanda Kogan, Beth Lemberger and Aaron Kogan — members of the Entertainment Industry Leadership Initiative. Los Angeles … Continue reading
Posted in Jewish Federation
Tagged artificiality, charity work, federated system, hollywood professionals, industry leadership, jewish charity, jewish federation of greater los angeles, leadership initiative, lemberger, mdash, meaningful relationships, networking opportunities, networking organizations, orlin, philanthropic endeavors, rebecca spence, s entertainment, sherry lansing, steven spielberg, young hollywood
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