Alan Zeitlin is a journalist based in Los Angeles, California, with a focus on local Jewish news and culture. He writes for publications such as Jewish Journal and Jewish Press, and his work has also been featured in Zenger News, Jerusalem Post, Cleveland Jewish Publication Company, Ynet News, and JTA. Alan's articles cover a range of topics including entertainment, antisemitism, Jewish pride, and cultural events.
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Alan Zeitlin's focus is primarily on Jewish culture, entertainment news related to the Jewish community, and issues like antisemitism. His coverage includes expert commentary and government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Alan Zeitlin
Team Israel excited many with its appearances in the Olympics and the World Baseball Classic. Now the younger counterparts are following suit as the Under-12 squad went 5-0 in the Little League Europe-Africa Region Qualifying Tournament, outscoring opponents 77-3. The squad defeated Ukraine, Estonia, Poland, Croatia, and Estonia again before beating France 6-5.
By: Alan Zeitlin, Ben Gvir Alienates
Shabbos Kestenbaum, one of five people suing Harvard University
Image from Netflix docuseries “Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial,“
Chani Lisbon performed 11 shows in Israel and has kept Shabbat for the last three months.
Middle East expert Lisa Daftari lays out the possible next moves in the tense Middle East
“A country that went to sleep on Oct. 6 concerned with domestic controversies woke up the next day to an unprecedented war."
By: Alan Zeitlin, Ben Gvir
Belgium is known for its chocolates. But an Israeli delegation including teenage frisbee players who had been preparing for three years to play in a tournament they thought would be sweet, got the bitter pill that they were barred from playing in the European Youth Ultimate Frisbee Championship in Ghent.
The Jewish trio, whose new EP, “Out of the Darkness” was recently released, will join Matisyahu for eight shows.
By: Alan Zeitlin, Gavin Baker, Ben Gvir
For a while, Ariel Elkin ironically had a license to speed but not a license to drive.
By: Alan Zeitlin
A few days before the attacks of October 7, singer and musician Eli Schwebel was doing shows overlooking the Kotel, at the Jerusalem Plaza Hotel, and on the rooftop of Aish HaTorah. He was full of joy. On October 9, he was singing at a funeral where 1,000 came to mourn Yehuda Gedaliah, who was killed in the attacks.
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