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Lea Loeb

Reporter · US

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Sep 11, 2026
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Aug 31, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Lea Loeb

    S.F. rabbi faces antisemitic rant in post office line, but strangers back him up (opens the original)

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    A routine trip to the post office turned into a heated encounter for a San Francisco rabbi when another customer verbally attacked him and made comments about “Jewish power.” When the customer claimed his comment wasn’t antisemitic, several other customers shouted back, “Yes it is!” Rabbi Shimon Margolin, executive director of the Russian-speaking Jewish Community of SF Bay Area, which is located in San Francisco’s Richmond District, said he was standing in line on Sept. 9 at his neighborhood po

  2. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Lea Loeb

    In a San Francisco garage, this 84-year-old keeps the art of shofar making alive (opens the original)

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    It takes an African greater kudu antelope about six years to grow its majestic spiral horns, which reach on average around 4 feet in length. It takes Maurice Kamins about five minutes to turn one of those horns into a shofar. “Five hours, if you want to make it pretty,” he said. While most shofars on the market today are made in a factory in Israel, Kamins has been transforming animal horns by hand into Jewish ritual instruments for almost four decades. He estimates that he has made about 700 sh

  3. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Lea Loeb

    Oakland coffee shop closes ahead of antisemitism trial (opens the original)

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    Jerusalem Coffee House on Oakland’s Telegraph Avenue has gone dark. The Palestinian cafe that was accused of anti-Jewish discrimination in 2024 is closed indefinitely ahead of its federal trial. “We’re going to be taking some time to reset ourselves, focus on restoring our nervous systems so we can show up for our community and handle these legal issues,” the business announced on Instagram on Aug. 21. The federal trial, which is scheduled to begin Oct. 26, is one of three lawsuits against the s

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