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Kylie Ora Lobell

Kylie Ora Lobell is a Los Angeles-based writer as well as president of KOL Digital Marketing, where she does publicity and marketing and helps clients share their unique stories with the world.


Her Paintbrush Is Her Sword

Juliet Gilden is using her paintbrush to fight antisemitism and advocate on behalf of the Jewish people.

“Jack and Sam”: Two Holocaust Survivors Reunite 80 Years Later

In this new film, produced by Julianna Margulies and Sarah Silverman, Holocaust survivors pick up their friendship where they last left off.

Saving the Jews of Bardejov

A new film details the incredible story of a winemaker who saved Jewish girls from the death grip of Auschwitz.

Why Is This Proud Persian-Jewish Comedian Receiving Death Threats?

After receiving threats for making a joke about pro-Palestinian and Israeli chants, Dan Ahdoot remains undeterred.

Basketball Is the Solution

Combatting antisemitism and racism, and promoting peace through basketball.

Covering Hateful Messages with Love

Kira Trinity covered up hateful messages towards Jews and reconnected with her Judaism post-Oct. 7.

The Assimilated Jew Who Fought for Israel in 1948

Stan Andrews, a WWII bomber pilot, had never set foot inside of a synagogue. When he heard that Israel was facing an existential war, something was sparked inside of him.

What Makes Food Kosher?

A basic primer on Judaism’s laws of keeping kosher.

The Kindertransport: What Really Happened

A new book reveals the darker side of the operation that rescued 10,000 children from Nazi Germany.

Joey Borgen: Refusing to Be a Victim and Standing Up to Antisemitism

A video of antisemites beating up Joey Borgen went viral. Now, he’s speaking out and giving advice on how Jews can protect themselves.

Finding Love in Auschwitz

A new book uncovers the almost-lost story of hope during the darkest of times.

The Counterfeit Countess Who Saved 10,000 People from the Nazis

Dr. Josephine Janina Mehlberg took on the fraudulent title of “countess” to rescue thousands from the death grip of the S.S.

Underground Jews During the Dark Reign of Communism

After fleeing the Nazis, many Hasidic Jews settled in Samarkand, alongside the centuries-old Bukharan Jewish community when the communists ruled the region.

Madison Grant: The American Eugenicist Who Inspired Hitler to Eradicate the Jews

The prominent wildlife conservationist and friend of Theodore Roosevelt was a notorious racist who impacted Nazi ideology.

Skydiving for Israel

After October 7, skydiver Dan Brodsky-Chenfeld wanted to spread a message of peace and unity. With 51 parachutists, he created a Star of David in the sky.

Suing NYU: Fighting Antisemitism on Campus

Adela Cojab sued New York University and is encouraging Jewish students to take action.

“Pizza Girl” Caroline D’Amore Steps Up for the Jewish Community

A video from the pink-haired influencer defending Jews went viral, and she’s not stopping anytime soon.

Putting Up Posters of the Kidnapped Victims in NYC

Sonia Jean-Baptiste, the director of the Chelsea Film Festival in NY, and her daughter are fierce advocates for Israel.

The Teenage Girl Who Survived Auschwitz

Five takeaways for teens from Basha Anush Freilich’s harrowing and inspiring life story.

Alana Zeitchik’s 6 Family Members Are Being Held Hostage by Hamas

Zeitchik is doing whatever she can to secure their release, clinging to hope and her vision of future peace.

What Would Rabbi Jonathan Sacks Do?

Gila Sacks, the rabbi’s daughter, on how her father would want us to take action and protest, and to cling to hope.

How a Persian-Italian Jew Created One The Best Kosher Mexican Restaurants

Lenny’s Casita, which offers authentic Mexican food, has become one of the leading kosher restaurants in Los Angeles

Hebrew Hammer: LA Teen Is Determined to Stand Up for the Jewish People

Meet Asher Tessler, a 17-year-old Orthodox Jew and Muay Thai fighter.

Two Brothers Mobilized in the Aftermath of the War to Provide Food to Thousands of Israelis

Ha’Achim Restaurant in Tel Aviv and its volunteers are working around the clock to feed over 200,000 Israelis.

The Intifada Revolution at MIT

Witnessing hundreds of her fellow MIT students calling for the destruction of her homeland and people, Liyam Chitayat felt scared for her safety.

Celebrities Supporting Israel During the War

From Mayim Bialik to Gal Gadot and Madonna, these celebrities have voiced their support for Israel.

What Is the Meaning of "From the River to the Sea"?

During the Israel-Gaza war, you may have heard the phrase “from the river to the sea” being chanted. Learn why it’s not a freedom call – it’s straight up antisemitism.

Campus Wars: Supporters of Hamas vs Brave Jewish Students

Anti-Israel protests are happening across American college campuses. Donors and brave students are fighting back.

What Is a Mikveh?

Learn about what the mikvah is, its many uses, and how it helps Jews connect to their spirituality.

Scotland’s Jewish Community

Scotland is known for bagpipes, kilts, and the Loch Ness Monster, but it’s also home to a thriving Jewish community and Jewish visitors from around the world.

Gianmarco Soresi: This Jewish-Italian Comedian Is Making Waves in Standup

Throughout Soresi’s impressive career, he’s embraced his Jewish identity onstage and off.

How to Celebrate Rosh Hashanah

Rosh Hashanah is one of the most widely celebrated Jewish holidays. Learn more about the its significance and how to celebrate it.

The Nazi Officer Who Saved 100 Jewish Families

Dr. Albert Battel turned against Hitler and risked his life to save Jews.

Zak the Baker: Bringing People Together With Bread

From sourdough to sweets, people from all around the world travel to Wynwood, Miami to try Zak Stern’s breads, baked goods, and more.

What Does Mazel Tov Mean?

The phrase has entered the pop culture lexicon, but what does it “mazel tov” really mean?

This Jewish Couple in Maui Is Providing Relief During the Devastating Wildfires

Rabbi Mendel and Chani Zirkind are doing everything they can to help those in need.

The Journalist Who Stood Up to Hitler

Dorothy Thompson was the first foreign journalist that Hitler expelled in the lead up to the war, and she used her voice to advocate for the Jewish People.

The Only Orthodox Jew Playing NCAA Division 1 Football Team at Texas A&M

For Sam Salz, football is a religious experience

Uncovering Family Secrets and Discovering Hungarian Jewish Roots

When Linda Ambrus Broenniman discovered she had Jewish family, she embarked on a quest to discover their history.

The Jewish Comedian who Nailed Jordan Peterson

Ami Kozak is entertaining the world, one joke at a time.

Jews and the Birth of Hollywood

In the wake of the Academy Museum scandal – where Jews were excluded from the exhibition – a new film delves into early Jewish immigrants’ impact on the industry.

How to Convert to Judaism

Judaism isn’t into proselytizing. But if you’re interested in becoming Jewish, here’s the lowdown on conversion.

The Only Pilot to Thwart a Hijacking 29,000 Feet in the Air

Captain Uri Bar-Lev, the pilot, was supposed to give into hijackers’ demands. He had something else in mind.

This Hollywood Director Is Changing the Lives of the Hard of Hearing

Larry Guterman channeled his hearing loss to help as many people as possible.

This Rabbi is a Savile Row-Trained Tailor

Rabbi Yosel Tiefenbrun is a world-class tailor servicing a diverse group of high-end clients.

A Dollar a Day Adds Up to $10 Million

How a New York chiropractor found a clever way to donate millions to Jewish charities.

Jewish Ballet Dancer Defeated Potential Career-Ending Injury

After tearing his ACL during a performance of “The Nutcracker,” Isaac Akiba conquered a number of setbacks to return to the stage and inspire others.

Dave Danna Lost 100 Pounds and Isn’t Done Yet

The weight loss influencer reflects on his inspiring transformation.

AI Versus the Matchmaker: Can AI Help Jewish Singles Find Love?

Alexa Eden, team member that created a new AI dating app, and star of Netflix’s “Jewish Matchmaking” Aleeza Ben Shalom weigh in on this hot topic.

“Surrogate” Elton John

Nice Jewish boy Adam Chester plays backup and subs for Elton John around the world.

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