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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If less than perfect is what we have come to give complete respect, when perfect comes we will not see in it a reason to reject the less than perfect we
No land should be identified as if it were a nation's god. Some loyal Jews who've misidentified the holiness of Israel's sod
Amitai once thought his grandma was a wrestler, since she had watched her grandson Darius wrestle, not realizing that she’s far more like a Tesla, by her
As we celebrate over Hanukkah's eight days the valor of those who rose to resist villainy – in those days and in our time – we mark the words of Maccabees both ancient and modern.
Jesus Christ, Bar Kokhba and Shabbtai Zvi, three Jews who problematically claimed God appointed them to be messiahs,
The Talmud teaches us the lights of Hanukkah should burn till there are no pedestrians who are going to the market. It’s not to gifts that Jewish eyes on
The near-dead sailing the Titanic enjoy themselves, it's later than they think, but yet they sing: “No need for panic,
Pay a visit to old age when you climb the highest mountain in your youth, and feel the rage that comes with failure of its fountain. Know, though you
Bloody bridegroom of a wife he married as a refugee, he fled from Egypt when his life was threatened and in jeopardy
We didn't know where we were going — not really — but we knew where we had been, and we knew who we were. And we were there. Together.
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