Campus organizations often go overlooked or get taken for granted by students and alumni alike. Hillel at Pierce and Valley Colleges has those problems — and then some.
Let us not, for the moment, worry about President Clinton, since he obviously can take care of himself.
The history of the Middle East conflict, from the birthpangs of the Jewish state to today\’s headlines, has rarely, if ever, been presented with more immediacy and human color as \”The 50 Years War: Israel and the Arabs.\”
It must be close to 10 years ago that I met with Dr. Morris Pollard to talk about his son, Jonathan, then serving the life sentence he had been given in 1986 for stealing government secrets and passing them along to Israel.
Is Mike Davis right about Los Angeles? And if so, what does it mean for our increasingly conservative Jewish community?
As the new millennium draws near, how is the Jewish Federation preparing for it?
The all-night sessions, heated confrontations and threats of walkouts that marked the recent Wye Accord negotiations had their parallel 20 years ago, when the Camp David Agreement lay the groundwork for the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty.
Now that the race for prime minister is on, the main challenger, Labor Party leader Ehud Barak, has suddenly become dynamic.
Whatever others may say of it, Jewish history will surely record 1998 as the Year of Bill and Bibi.
Jewish leaders often lust for media attention, but mention the Jonathan Pollard case, and most dive for cover.
