Accused parent murderer returned from Israel
Jewish Journal
October 18, 2010
A New York man accused of stabbing his parents to death was returned to New York after fleeing to Israel.
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N.Y. synagogue halts construction over finances
Jewish Journal
October 18, 2010
A leading Modern Orthodox synagogue in New York City has halted construction on its new building due to financial problems.
Four men convicted in plot to bomb Bronx synagogues
Jewish Journal
October 18, 2010
Four men accused of planting bombs outside synagogues in the Bronx and plotting to fire missiles at military planes were convicted on Monday, in a case that was widely seen as an important test of the entrapment defense.
Hordes, Shinbaum leaving ADL
Jewish Journal
October 18, 2010
Two veteran senior staffers for the Anti-Defamation League are retiring.
Rabbi breaks with Carl Paladino over apology
Jewish Journal
October 14, 2010
NYTIMES.com: The alliance between the Republican Carl P. Paladino and an Orthodox rabbi from Brooklyn has fallen apart, with the rabbi denouncing Mr. Paladino on Wednesday for his apology over remarks he had made about homosexuality on Sunday.
Israeli child of survivor installed as national journalism society president
Jewish Journal
October 14, 2010
Hagit Limor says a key reason she became a journalist was her family history. Her father is a Holocaust survivor from Poland.
Hate crime charges filed against teens in Wash.
Jewish Journal
October 14, 2010
Hate crimes charges were filed against three teens for allegedly painting anti-Semitic graffiti on a Jewish high school in Washington State.
IRS asked to probe prayer breakfast sponsor
Jewish Journal
October 14, 2010
A ministers\’ group has asked the Internal Revenue Service to investigate a sponsor of the National Prayer Breakfast for receiving money from a group that funds terrorism.
Jewish officials preparing for possible GOP wins
Jewish Journal
October 13, 2010
Across the United States, Jewish community professionals are honing their skills of persuasion, preparing to deal with a new crop of lawmakers unfamiliar with Jewish organizational priorities — and who could be unenthusiastic once they’re in the know.
Author Grossman awarded Peace Prize
Jewish Journal
October 13, 2010
Israeli writer David Grossman, who will appear at Stephen S. Wise Temple in Los Angeles on Oct. 19, was awarded the prestigious Peace Prize at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair.
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