Kylie Ora Lobell is a journalist and writer based in Los Angeles, California. She specializes in covering Jewish and community-related topics, with a focus on social justice, history, and cultural phenomena. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Aish Global, Jewish Journal, SHRM, Jewish Press, and Los Angeles Magazine.
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Kylie Ora Lobell's coverage predominantly encompasses local and culturally significant stories, particularly those related to Judaism, the Holocaust, antisemitism, Israel, and the Jewish community. Her focus also includes themes such as culture & society, family & relationships, and human resources & employment.
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After receiving death threats for speaking out, Dalia fled Egypt. She is advocating for liberal democracy and peace in Israel and the entire Middle East.
In the early morning of November 5, someone smashed the storefront glass at Jewish businesses throughout Pico-Robertson.
Unfortunately, we live in an age where the noise is only getting louder and louder
Recently, he started “Being Jewish with Jonah Platt,” a podcast where he interviews Jews and non-Jewish allies on topics related to the community.
My husband Daniel and I moved from New York to Los Angeles 12 years ago, and during 10 of those years, we’ve had an orange tree in our backyard. This is common in LA, as the weather is ideal for growing produce. It has also been the ideal place for us to grow in our Jewish journeys. The community we live in, Pico-Robertson, is warm, welcoming, and diverse. Everybody fits in, no matter what their background. There are lots of baal teshuvas and converts along with FFBs, Sephardim, Ashkenazim, Persians – and Modern Orthodox Jews to charedi to chasidic to Reform and everything in between.
You can't ruminate on the roadblocks forever. You can't live life with regrets. Try to learn from them and move on to a brighter future ahead.
By: Kylie Ora Lobell
On Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 a.m., Jewish National Fund-USA will hold its annual Breakfast for Israel featuring a keynote speech from Ambassador Ido Aharoni.
Harounoff, an Iranian Jew from Britain, wrote about politics, religion and diplomacy in the Middle East for publications including the New York Post, Jerusalem Post, The Jewish Chronicle, Religion News Service and Jewish News Syndicate.
By: Kylie Ora Lobell
For four days, 50-60 campers will learn how to write a standup comedy set, and the camp will culminate with a performance at The Hollywood Improv.
By: Kylie Ora Lobell
In the 1950s and ‘60s, Tom Lehrer, a Jewish musician, satirist and mathematician, rose to prominence with hits like “The Elements,” "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park,” “The Hunting Song” and “The Irish Ballad.”
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