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Hanukkah begins tonight, as the Israel-Hamas war continues. Some LA Jews are afraid to put up decorations, but one rabbi says it’s key to celebrate their identities.

War abroad, Hanukkah at home: Jews must embrace their identities, says rabbi

Hanukkah begins tonight, as the Israel-Hamas war continues. Some LA Jews are afraid to put up decorations, but one rabbi says it’s key to celebrate their identities.

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LA has large populations from both the Israeli and Palestinian diaspora, and many are reeling from Hamas’ attacks near the Gaza strip and the Israeli government’s retaliation.

Angelenos feel effects of attacks in Israel and Gaza, hope for peace

LA has large populations from both the Israeli and Palestinian diaspora, and many are reeling from Hamas’ attacks near the Gaza strip and the Israeli government’s retaliation.

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Saturday’s mass shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh killed 11 people and left six others injured.

How do LA rabbis keep their synagogues secure but welcoming?

Saturday’s mass shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh killed 11 people and left six others injured.

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