Tabby Refael

Instead of forced hijabs like the kind I and millions of other females were forced to wear back in Iran, those Israeli women wore special jet fighters’ helmets.

The very same Americans whom President Biden recently called “garbage” may just prove helpful in finally forcing Democrats to clean house. How ironic.

On Oct. 1, I needed a break from the reality of antisemitism. That day, Iran had launched 200 ballistic missiles against Israel (again), Hamas gunmen had

Americans should prioritize knowing the latest about Iran.

Instead of candied yams, we had Persian rice. Instead of green bean casserole, we had more Persian rice.

Ron and Leetal Arazi founded New York Shuk in 2013 in Brooklyn by creating what they called a “couscous booth” in a large, open-air market called Smorgasburg NYC.

It was one of the worst calamities that could befall an Iranian: a massive recall of cucumbers, large and small.

In a Jewish community as warm and supportive as the one we are blessed to know in West Los Angeles, no family celebrates a joyful milestone alone. Conversely, no family should struggle with illness or grief alone.

Adults are discussing some of the biggest headlines today and expressing shock, confusion and, in some cases, repulsion.

“Hanukkah Pajamakkahs” is bold and vibrant and deliciously messy.