By Rabbi Daniel Bortz I spent the first eighteen years of my life as a normal Southern California guy, interested in all things ...

The other day, someone asked me what I did after graduating high school, after I had informed them that I didn’t immediately go ...

Recently, I attended a silent Jewish meditation retreat with my 19-year-old daughter. There were about 20 women total who, during the retreat weren’t ...

By Stephanie Lewis Remember when Chanukah and Thanksgiving coincided together in November of 2013? The holiday was dubbed Thanksgivukkah, (even though I suggested ...

By Eliana Rudee, JNS.org The fourth Jerusalem Biennale for Contemporary Jewish Art, which explores the intersection between contemporary art and the Jewish world ...

By Rachel Stern I had the privilege of hearing Saul Blinkoff speak over Rosh Hashana at Aish San Diego. Blinkoff is not only ...

By Mimi Pollack Whether you are new to San Diego are or an old-timer, I think it is always interesting to learn about ...

By Deborah Vietor Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A., (JWV) have given tremendous support over the years to the United States military. Founded ...

Recent studies indicate that up to 80,000 Holocaust Survivors are living today in the United States — and more than 30,000 are living ...

By Eliana Rudee, JNS.org As Israel’s government ministries endeavor to represent and communicate the singularity and attractiveness of Israeli culture and industry to ...