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israeli-american
Jewish leaders applaud arrest of Israeli-American teen in bomb threat case
Los Angeles Dodgers sign Israeli in Major League first
Dean Kremer became the first Israeli to sign a contract with a Major League Baseball team.
Hebrew books to help Israeli-Americans preserve their heritage
Naomi Western, who works with the Jewish Agency for Israel, worries that her two young children may lose the connection to their Israeli heritage once they start attending local public schools. Joining more than 2,000 other families nationwide, Western has enrolled her family in Sifriyat Pijama B\’America to keep her children connected to the Hebrew-speaking culture she grew up with.
Israeli American couples finesse fusion of cultures
For Israeli immigrants like Giladi, 27, and Shachar, 30, there are a variety of reasons why saying \”I do\” so far from their birthplace is preferable. Financial and logistical considerations can play a major role in the decision, but another important factor is the immigration status of the couple. Some Israelis work and live in Los Angeles without proper government authorization from the United States.
Local Israelis dig glossy ‘zine
\”Anachnu Beh America!\” \”We\’re in America!\” proclaims the title of the nine-month-old Hebrew-language monthly glossy aimed at Los Angeles\’ Israeli community. The magazine, which averages around 40 to 50 pages, is eye-catching.
Yiddish curtain rises at the University of Judaism
In a showbiz career that has spanned nearly six decades, Israeli American actor Mike Burstyn has played everyone from Al Jolson and Tevye to Nathan Detroit and P.T. Barnum.