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Rocket from Gaza injures Israeli girl

Jewish Journal December 21, 2010

An Israel teenager was injured when a Kassam rocket fired from the Gaza Strip exploded near a kindergarten in a western Negev kibbutz. In addition to the 14-year-old girl, who was on her way to school, an adult living on Kibbutz Zikim near Ashkelon also was hurt by shrapnel from the blast. Four others were treated for shock, according to a statement from the Israeli military. Ten children were in the kindergarten when the rocket struck about 20 feet away.\n

Letters to the Editor

Jewish Journal February 24, 2005

It is quite painful for a proud, practicing pro-Zionist Jew, who was bar mitzvahed, educated in Israel, lights candles on Shabbat, attends shul regularly, contributes to The Forward and educates his own child into the religious tradition, to be accused publicly of anti-Semitism (\”When Jews Wax Anti-Semitic,\” Feb. 18).

There’s No Alternative to Pursuing Peace

M.J. Rosenberg August 28, 2003

The bus bombing in Jerusalem demonstrates, as nothing else could, that there is no alternative to implementing President Bush\’s \”road map\” in all its parts.

How Oslo Harmed Israel

Morton A. Klein September 12, 2002

Nine years have passed since the signing of the Oslo accords on the White House lawn. Is Israel better off or worse off as a result of Oslo?

The Hunger Question

Gil Sedan August 15, 2002

"We will never go hungry," Ahmad Zughayer boasted as a truck from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) unloaded sacks of flour, sugar, oil, rice and milk powder in the Balata refugee camp near Nablus.

A Real ‘Baby Boomer’

JTA Staff July 4, 2002

Israelis are outraged by a picture of a Palestinian baby dressed as a suicide bomber.

Give Peas a Chance

Rachel Brand June 27, 2002

World leaders can\’t seem to arrive at a solution to violence in the Middle East, but just maybe because they didn\’t use a larger-than-life-sized corn on the cob. Kernel Corn, mascot for the vegetarian organization, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), has set off on his Middle East tour, marking the launch of PETA\’s campaign, "Give Peas a Chance."

U.N., Refugee Camps and Our Money

Rabbi Dov Fischer June 27, 2002

Why is the United Nations running refugee camps like Jenin, for people who claim to be living in their own land?

Community Briefs

Jewish Journal June 27, 2002

Dr. Moshe Gottlieb, a chiropractor who moved to Israel from Los Angeles in 1978, was among the 19 people killed in the June 18 bus bombing in the neighborhood of Beit Safafa, near Gottlieb\’s home in Gilo.

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