Michael Oren, making the case for Obama
Jewish Journal
September 7, 2010
Michael Oren outlines what may be his toughest assignment: Making the case to a skeptical public for a leader who\’s hard to pin down.
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Palestinian arrested in Florida for trying to buy weapons
Jewish Journal
September 7, 2010
A Palestinian man was arrested in South Florida for allegedly trying to buy stolen weapons.
Jewish groups step up efforts to combat anti-Muslim bigotry
Jewish Journal
September 7, 2010
Jewish groups have stepped up efforts to combat anti-Muslim bigotry, with several national initiatives announced this week and supporting statements coming in from a range of Jewish voices.
American Jews remain attached to Israel, study shows
Jewish Journal
September 2, 2010
American Jewish attachment to Israel is holding steady, a new study shows.
Mass. debate rescheduled to avoid Rosh Hashanah
Jewish Journal
September 2, 2010
A Boston television station rescheduled the initial Massachusetts gubernatorial debate to avoid a conflict with the first night of Rosh Hashanah.
Israeli-Palestinian preview: Who’s coming to dinner at the White House?
Jewish Journal
September 1, 2010
The White House dinner on Sept. 1, prior to the official launch of renewed Palestinian-Israeli talks, will be key to outlining the contours of the negotiations.
Umbrella group launches Shalit campaign
Jewish Journal
September 1, 2010
A leading American Jewish umbrella group has started a national campaign in support of captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.
Mass. gubernatorial debate set for Rosh Hashanah
Jewish Journal
September 1, 2010
A Boston television station is holding the initial Massachusetts gubernatorial debate on the first night of Rosh Hashanah.
Court rejects Jewish inmate’s claim on beard
Jewish Journal
September 1, 2010
A prison can require an Orthodox Jewish prison inmate to keep his beard short, a federal judge ruled.
As recession drags on, middle-class families forced to turn to Jewish food banks
Jewish Journal
August 31, 2010
Robert M., 58, worked for a news organization in the San Francisco Bay area until September 2008, when he lost his job in layoffs that eliminated 15 percent of the company’s workforce nationwide.
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