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Bilingual Blues

Joel Kotkin June 19, 1997

Here we go again. For the third time in four years, Californians are about to be treated to another racially tinged slugfest, this time over bilingual education.

The Prospect of War

Larry Derfner June 19, 1997

During the yearlong tenure of the Netanyahu government, Syria has become the forgotten front in the Israeli-Arab peace process. The two sides aren\’t negotiating, and Warren Christopher\’s frequent-flier shuttles between Jerusalem and Damascus are already a relic of Middle East diplomacy.

Compromise

Eric Silver June 19, 1997

The conversion bill compromise was based on a position paper presented to the prime minister and his colleagues by a Reform and Conservative delegation.

Labor’s Move Toward Center

Eric Silver June 12, 1997

After a year of licking the wounds of electoral defeat, the Israeli left has crowned a new leader who radiates an aura of victory and an appetite for power. The campaign of the year 2000 has begun.

Netanyahu’s First Anniversary

Ina Friedman May 29, 1997

As the first anniversary of Binyamin Netanyahu\’s election as prime minister approached this week, Israel looked back on a tumultuous year in which the public was more sharply divided and over a wider span of issues — political, social, and religious — than ever before.

The Great Mulholland Divide

Tom Tugend May 22, 1997

When I was a UCLA student, some…uh…50 years ago and lived in Hollywood, I thought nothing of picking up a date in Boyle Heights, but I wouldn\’t even consider going out with a girl from the San Fernando Valley.\n

Eastward Ho

Jewish Journal May 8, 1997

From where Phillip Liff-Grieff sits — literally — the Jewish community is looking better all the time.\n

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