If I Were A Rich Man Tour 2012

By Tera Greene
Published on August 25, 2012

Occupy Ideas

By Rob Eshman
Published on May 9, 2012

It’s May. The grunions are running and so are the members of Occupy L.A. They wriggle up from the cold and dark, plant their tushies on the warm ground and squirm about frantically, desperate to get something accomplished, until a massive tide sweeps them away.

Move over, Donald: Rosanne Barr officially files presidential bid

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on February 3, 2012

Clergy object to LAPD’s methods of clearing Occupy L.A.

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on December 7, 2011

The members of an interfaith group of clergy who ministered to Occupy Los Angeles protesters throughout the two-month occupation of the lawn around Los Angeles City Hall are objecting to what they call a distressing “level of violence and brutality” used by the 1,400 Los Angeles Police Department officers who cleared the encampment from City Hall Park in the early morning hours of Nov. 30.

On the scene as LAPD shuts down Occupy L.A. [VIDEO]

By Ryan Torok
Published on November 30, 2011

Occupy L.A. ends

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on November 30, 2011

UC Davis investigates pepper spray incident

Published on November 21, 2011

Two University of California, Davis police officers have been placed on leave while the school investigates the apparent use by campus police of pepper spray against seated student protesters, the university said Sunday.

Pro-Palestinian activists face pushback in Occupy movement

Published on November 15, 2011

As the Occupy Wall Street protests continue to spread across America, an internal struggle is percolating over how the movement relates to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Opinion: Occupy Obama

By David Suissa
Published on November 9, 2011

From the start, something has annoyed me about the Occupy Wall Street movement. I’m not sure why it’s taken me so long to put my finger on it. Maybe, like much of the country, I’ve been caught up in the spontaneous fervor and social ideals of the movement. There’s something about people taking to the streets to protest injustice that seduces democracy lovers like myself — especially when you throw in colorful tents, clever slogans and drum circles.

Occupy Wall Street and Jews, Onion Edition

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on November 8, 2011

Poll: One in five Americans believes Jews have too much control of Wall Street

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on November 3, 2011

Rules For Dating Occupy Wall Street Protestors

By Tamara Shayne Kagel
Published on October 31, 2011

Occupy the Language

By Aryeh Cohen
Published on October 28, 2011

A stroll through Occupy Los Angeles

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on October 27, 2011

Opinion: Emergency Committee for Israel - Bad for the Jews

Published on October 25, 2011

The Emergency Committee for Israel (ECI), a far-right Republican pressure group, knows that it is still too early to roll out its full "Obama hates Israel" campaign.

The Occupy movement hits Hollywood—at Fox Studios

By Danielle Berrin
Published on October 21, 2011

Letters to the Editor: UN vote, Occupy Wall Street, Gilad Shalit

Published on October 19, 2011

Letters to the editor

Jewish activists try to fight Wall Street—and some protesters’ anti-Semitism

Published on October 18, 2011

The most unloved man in Zuccotti Park, the epicenter of the Occupy Wall Street protests, isn’t a Wall Street banker but a fellow who wears a baseball cap and carries signs denouncing “Jewish bankers.”

Video shows anti-Semitism at Occupy Wall Street protests

Published on October 16, 2011

Anti-Semitic and anti-Israel attacks during Occupy Wall Street protests in New York are shown in a video put out by a neo-Conservative political group.

Opinion: Exploiting anti-Semitism to destroy Occupy Wall Street

Published on October 14, 2011

An ugly old tradition is back: exploiting anti-Semitism to break the backs of popular movements that threaten the power of the wealthiest 1 percent of our population. It is being used to undermine the Occupy Wall Street movement, which has conservatives in a state of near pan

Letters to the Editor: Occupy Wall Street, Michael Oren, Kol Nidre, Yom Kippur

Published on October 12, 2011

Letters to the editor

Sukkot Humbles The Rich, Comforts the Poor, Good Timing for #OccupyAmerica

By Rabbi Yonah Bookstein
Published on October 12, 2011

Jewish activists and clergy to join Occupy L.A. with sukkah outside City Hall

By Ryan Torok
Published on October 11, 2011

Since the beginning of this month, a group of Angelenos has gathered near downtown’s City Hall as part of Occupy Los Angeles, its version of the much-publicized Occupy Wall Street — a protest movement calling for reforms to the U.S. political and economic systems.

How Occupy Wall Street is like Israel’s summer protests

Published on October 9, 2011

As the Occupy Wall Street protest enters its third week, with demonstrations popping up in more than 10 cities, the protesters are aggressively pushing a comparison to the Arab Spring. Some say the movement has channeled the zeal (or perhaps the naivete, others would argue) of the 1960s anti-war demonstrations. But it’s not Tahrir Square or Chicago in 1968 that Occupy Wall Street most resembles. It’s the protests for economic justice that swept Israel this summer.

Yom Kippur service set for Wall Street protest

Published on October 6, 2011

A Kol Nidre service will take place at the protest movement known as Occupy Wall Street.

Opinion: Occupy K Street

By Marty Kaplan
Published on October 3, 2011

It’s premature to give the Nobel Peace Prize to those Occupy Wall Street kids. But it also may be too soon to blow them off as clueless hipsters “with nowhere to go,” as New York Times columnist Charles Blow did, calling the two weeks “a festival of frustrations, a collective venting session with little edge or urgency.”