Ari L. Noonan is a journalist based in Los Angeles, California, specializing in local news and community-focused stories. With a particular focus on the Jewish community, Ari writes for the Jewish Journal, covering topics such as the experiences and perspectives of local rabbis, Israel-related issues, and the impact of religion on daily life in Los Angeles.
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By: Ari L. Noonan
"The only way we Jews can grow and survive is by bringing new people into Judaism and the Jewish people.”
There is a boiling controversy in Israel on how to observe this catastrophic anniversary.
The newest creation by the school's online arm, known as YU Global, has entered into a new partnership with Hillel Yeshiva High School while expanding its collaborations with the Chief Rabbi of England and Chabad emissaries.
By: Ari L. Noonan
For the last three years it has been nearly impossible to secure a seat in Rabbi Daniel Levine's course on major Jewish texts. Even so, UC Irvine chose not to renew his contract last spring.
When she stepped up to the pulpit of Congregation Kol Ami on July 1, Rabbi Lindy Reznick, “a big-city girl” who spent the last five years in small-town Redlands, was sure this is where she belonged.
“The best part is that, God willing, this story is going to continue.”
“I want to make it a hub for other communities to join."
The tyrannical monarch had become a model penitent, revealed as a model for all those seeking a second chance.
By: Ari L. Noonan
As Assistant Director of Israel Education for the Jewish Federation, Rabbi Micah Miller has a unique job: making friends for Israel in the non-Jewish school world by leading educators on an annual trip to the Jewish state.
With his seventh wartime mission to Israel scheduled after Sukkot ends, Rabbi Kahn looked back on his work since Oct. 7, 2023.
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