As one of its first actions after installing a new mayor and two new members, the Beverly Hills City Council on April 16 unanimously passed a resolution condemning the Islamic Republic of Iran for its recent drone strikes against Israel and reaffirming Israel’s right to
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Since the Oct. 7 attacks when more than 1,200 people were killed and hundreds were taken hostage, the city of Beverly Hills has shown strong support for Israel’s war in Gaza.
A group of 300 protestors calling for a ceasefire in Gaza gathered at La Cienega Park before marching to the Beverly Center.
The Beverly Hills City Council has long made clear its support for Israel and its condemnation of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks.
More than 600 attendees gathered at Jewish National Fund-USA’s (JNF-USA) annual Breakfast for Israel, held on Nov. 28 at the Skirball Cultural Center, to express their support for the Jewish state, stand strong against antisemitism and support the work of JNF-USA.
Before Oct. 7, Beverly Hills Synagogue Senior Rabbi Pini Dunner had never organized a protest.
On Nov. 19 and 20, survivors of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack and their family members joined religious leaders at the Beverly Hills Towers building at the corner of Canon Drive and Santa Monica Boulevard as part of a demonstration calling for the release of
Survivors of Israel’s Oct. 7 terrorist attack by Hamas and family members of those currently held hostage by the militant group, took center stage Nov. 7 at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills.
A Unity Vigil in honor of the Israeli victims of the Hamas terror attack took place Oct. 30 at Beverly Hills High School (BHHS).
In response to terrorist group Hamas’ unprecedented attack on Israel, Wilshire Boulevard Temple (WBT) has provided support to purchase Magen David Adom ambulances for use in Israel.
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