Israeli academics
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3rd Annual Multigenerational Shabbat in the Park Offers Something for All
Join us for the 3rd Annual Multigenerational Shabbat in the Park! This beloved tradition brings together over 900 members of the Los Angeles Valley Jewish community for a day of crafts, activities, and celebration. Don’t miss out on this meaningful event that strengthens relationships and builds our Valley Jewish communities. Contact us for more information.
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Back to school in troubling times
Prepare for extreme anti-Israel activities on campus this fall. Join our workshop for students and parents at Milken High School. Experienced panelists will address tough questions and provide useful tools for combating anti-Israel sentiment. Connect with campus professionals and local organizations for support. Don’t let your concerns go unheard. Sign up now.
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National Young Leadership Cabinet: The Future of Our Community
Join National Young Leadership Cabinet (NYLC), the premier leadership and philanthropic program within The Jewish Federations of North America. NYLC is comprised of men and women ages 30 to 45 who are committed to shaping a bright future for Jewish people worldwide. Develop leadership skills, advocate for Israel, and participate in exclusive Federation events. Contact…
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A High Holy Days Tradition Kicks Off the Season
Join us for the High Holy Days Conference, where 140 rabbis from different streams of Judaism gather for a day of learning and discussion. This year’s conference featured workshops on various topics including reinterpreting the Torah, end-of-life conversations, and celebrating the world’s birthday. Contact the Board of Rabbis of Southern California for more information. (55…
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My Fundraising University Journey
Join me on my Fundraising University journey, where I attended empowering seminars on leadership and fundraising strategies. Together with my cohorts, we showed our support for Israel at a powerful rally and gained new methods to engage our colleagues and communities. This life-changing opportunity has transformed our careers and will make the biggest possible impact…
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Our Volunteers, Once Again, Brighten Up the Day
Our dedicated volunteers made our fourth Community Service Day a success. We assembled emergency preparedness backpacks for National Preparedness Month and held beach clean-ups with Heal the Bay. Additionally, we partnered with Birthright Israel LA Way Initiative to bring toys and books to children in Israel. Thank you to all who participated, and join us…
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My Trip to Israel: Conflicted During the Conflict
Join Margalit Rosenthal on her trip to Israel as she reflects on her experiences and memories of the country amidst conflict. Despite the tense atmosphere, Margalit emphasizes that safety was not an issue for her group and encourages others to visit Israel, highlighting its importance as a home for all Jews.
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Shoulder to Shoulder: We Stood Together with Israel
Shoulder to Shoulder: A Community Gathering in Support of the People of Israel brought together nearly 1,000 members in solidarity for our Jewish homeland. Attendees expressed their support through prayers, songs, and reflections from community leaders. The event also provided opportunities to take action, such as writing letters to Lone Soldiers and making donations to…
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In Israel, Those We Assist Are Helping Wounded Soldiers
“Our Federation’s Caring for Jews in Need initiative in Israel supports individuals with disabilities and special needs, as well as those affected by war. Through our partnership with Beit Issie Shapiro and Israel Elwyn, we empower individuals to make decisions, gain independence, and advocate for their own rights. Join us in making a difference. Contact…
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We Remember Max Steinberg, San Fernando Valley Native and IDF Soldier Killed in Gaza
Remember Max Steinberg, a San Fernando Valley native and IDF soldier killed in Gaza. Our community is committed to supporting his family and honoring his memory. Condolences can be sent to WeRememberMax@JewishLA.org or We Remember Max, Jewish Federation Los Angeles, 6505 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 900/CS, Los Angeles 90048.
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Head of Israel Trauma Coalition Personally Thanks Federation Donors in L.A.
Dr. Talia Levanon, Director of the Israel Trauma Coalition (ITC), personally thanks Federation donors in L.A. for their generous support. The ITC, based in Jerusalem, has established internationally recognized protocols for responding to emergencies, including headline-making work after Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy and the Boston Marathon bombing. The ITC’s unique direction focuses on training first…
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JFNA Statement on Murder Arrests
JFNA statement condemns brutal murder and commends Israeli Police for swift arrests. Jewish Federations endorse efforts for peaceful coexistence and reject all forms of violence. Murder is murder, no justification, pardon, or atonement.
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Walking in History to See the Future: Major Gifts Mission to Berlin & Vienna
Experience the history and passion of our Federation’s Major Gifts mission to Berlin and Vienna. Discover the incredible stories of survival and renewal as we explore the cultural sites that shaped our community. Walk in the footsteps of heroes and victims, reflecting on the past and envisioning a better future. Join us on this transformative…
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Statement on the murder of Naftali, Gilad and Eyal
Join our Los Angeles Jewish community in mourning the tragic loss of Naftali Frenkel, Gilad Shaar, and Eyal Yifrach. We condemn the terrorists involved in their senseless murder and stand in solidarity with Israel. Attend the memorial service at Beth Jacob tomorrow night and send a message of support to the families. May their memories…
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Holy Land Democracy Project Educators Discover the Paradoxes of Israel
Discover the paradoxes of Israel through the Holy Land Democracy Project. Educators from diverse backgrounds traveled to Israel to gain firsthand knowledge of the modern-day democracy. Learn how they navigated the complexities and contradictions of Israel, and how they plan to share their experiences with their high school classes. Contact Rabbi Hal Greenwald at HGreenwald@JewishLA.org…
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Jewish Community Unites at Vigil for Naftali, Gilad and Eyal
Last night, over 500 members of the Los Angeles Jewish community gathered for a candlelight vigil in Pan Pacific Park to show support for the kidnapped teenagers in Israel. The event, organized by Jewish Federation Los Angeles, featured community leaders and elected officials speaking passionately about the immediate and safe return of the boys. We…
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First-Ever LAPD Jewish Community Forum
The LAPD held its first-ever Jewish Community Forum in partnership with our Federation, discussing safety measures, threats, and collaboration with the organized Jewish community. LAPD Chief Charlie Beck, L.A. City Attorney Mike Feuer, and L.A. City Councilmember Bob Blumenfield emphasized the importance of community safety. The event provided an opportunity for attendees to connect with…