I wonder what the goyim will think about this list.<\/p>\n
Jared Sichel writes<\/a>:<\/p>\n 50. Not one, but two(!) Holocaust museums<\/p>\n Thanks to the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust and the Museum of Tolerance, you\u2019ll never, never forget. 48. The good New Yorkers move here<\/p>\n 47. The annoying ones go back to New York after 12 months <\/p>\n 46. Drugs \u2026 rehab, that is<\/p>\n 45. Steven Spielberg<\/p>\n 44. Steven Spielberg\u2019s mother<\/p>\n 43. The USC Shoah Foundation <\/p>\n 42. The Kibitz Room at Canter\u2019s Deli<\/p>\n 41. Best shawarma and matbucha outside Israel<\/p>\n 40. The best and most accessible kosher restaurants in America<\/p>\n 39. Jeff\u2019s Gourmet Sausage Factory<\/p>\n 38. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and its art collection are reason enough to get yourself admitted (for something minor)<\/p>\n 37. The Skirball Cultural Center can make you look super-smart<\/p>\n 36. If there\u2019s a kosher Mexican restaurant to die for, we have it <\/p>\n 35. The Happy Minyan<\/p>\n 34. Friday Night Live at Sinai Temple<\/p>\n 33. Get holy with celebrities in synagogue<\/p>\n 32. Going to Vegas for Christmas with every other Jew in L.A.<\/p>\n 31. Ari Gold<\/p>\n 30. Haim Saban<\/p>\n 29. Sunbrella vs. umbrella <\/p>\n 28. Israeli-style dress codes<\/p>\n 27. Israeli-style drivers<\/p>\n 26. America\u2019s biggest annual pro-Israel festival<\/p>\n 25. The Israeli-American Council<\/p>\n 24. Yes, you can fly to Israel nonstop from here<\/p>\n 23. The Israel Film Festival and the L.A. Jewish Film Festival<\/p>\n 22. Two 770s<\/p>\n 21. L.A. Jews are probably the writers, producers and\/or directors behind your favorite shows and movies<\/p>\n 20. All-star rabbis<\/p>\n 19. Tehrangeles!<\/p>\n 18. We got $ 17. Our Eastside is cooler than yours<\/p>\n 16. Our Westside is cooler than yours<\/p>\n 15. The city\u2019s top three elected officials are Jews <\/p>\n 14. Brandeis-Bardin Institute<\/p>\n 13. 97 percent of the celebrities Abe Foxman has condemned are here<\/p>\n 12. Finding Jewish guys and gals is no harder here than anywhere else<\/p>\n 11. And they\u2019re really hot<\/p>\n 10. America\u2019s No. 1 deli city <\/p>\n 9. You can imagine you\u2019re in Ramallah<\/p>\n 8. You can imagine you\u2019re in Mea Shearim<\/p>\n 7. You can imagine you\u2019re in the Negev<\/p>\n 6. You can imagine you\u2019re in Tel Aviv<\/p>\n 5. Nobody cares about your religious observance<\/p>\n 4. We\u2019re the Silicon Valley of shul and minyan startups<\/p>\n 3. You will fit in somewhere <\/p>\n 2. Being a \u201cyoung professional\u201d<\/p>\n 1. America\u2019s best Jewish newspaper<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I wonder what the goyim will think about this list. Jared Sichel writes: 50. Not one, but two(!) Holocaust museums Thanks to the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust and the Museum of Tolerance, you\u2019ll never, never forget. 49. The … Continue reading
\n49. The beach<\/p>\n
\nJews made up almost 50 percent of the L.A. Business Journal\u2019s 2015 list of the 50 wealthiest Angelenos, with Sumner Redstone (we, too, were surprised to learn a guy named Sumner Redstone is Jewish) and Eli Broad in the top spots. In all, we counted at least 23 Jews on the list. FYI: For every 50 people in Los Angeles, about 3.3 are Jewish. The combined net worth of the Biz Journal\u2019s present-day Rothschilds is $65.39 billion \u2014 nearly 10 percent of L.A.\u2019s gross domestic product. Note: This entry will likely soon appear on Stormfront. <\/p>\n