Gershon Hepner is a journalist based in Los Angeles, California, focusing on local news and issues. He writes for the Jewish Journal, covering a range of topics including social and political commentary, cultural observations, and personal essays. Gershon's articles often explore the intersection of identity, empathy, and current events.
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Gershon Hepner's focus on opinion editorials, expert commentary, and themes related to culture & society indicates an interest in thought-provoking content that delves into topics such as Judaism, Jewish culture, Israel, holidays, and literature. As he has a local geographic focus in the United States (specifically California and Los Angeles), pitches should consider how they relate to these areas or provide a unique perspective that could resonate with his audience. Expert commentaries offering insights into cultural trends within these specific regions may be of particular interest to him.
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Many students tell me that they see little real action on the ground, where it matters to them, and that it is needed in their immediate circumstances
From the blog of Gershon Hepner at The Times of Israel
Under the wedding canopy, the bride circles the groom seven times. Why seven — and why even do this at all? And is there wisdom in this tradition that can help engage with Simchat Torah this year?
Alex Kor tells the extraordinary survival stories of his parents, Eva and Mickey Kor, as well as the profound lessons their lives offer about resilience, strength and the power of forgiveness.
From the blog of Gershon Hepner at The Times of Israel
Hearing Elvis still lives, Paul McCartney is dead, and the Jews were the ones who blew up the Twin Towers, I think that the world has a hole in its head
Leap Of Faith
1953 On Purim, told that Stalin died, Natan, aged five, learned “Be safe – learn to look mournful when antisemites who’re like Stalin die or lied, and
“Survivors” is a powerful one-hour play that recounts the experiences of 10 Holocaust survivors before, during and after World War II.
Madness is as clear to the insane as heaven to the down-to-earth; and use of prose in order to explain verse, litters its great literary worth.
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