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Starting Over

Edward Serotta May 13, 1999

For the first time in half a century, a Central European Jewish community has taken the lead in helping to rescue a neighboring Jewish community in desperate need.

Illusion and Reality

Jewish Journal May 6, 1999

At times our perception of reality is altered radically; in effect, new facts force us to reexamine our assumptions no less than our illusions.

Moe’s Juggling Act

Jewish Journal April 29, 1999

Identity becomes destiny. As Bosnian ambassador to the United Nations for nearly a decade, Mohamed Sacirbey now plays a unique role as a bridge between the disparate worlds that shaped him.

Security Amid Rumors of Sex

Larry Derfner April 22, 1999

The Israeli Foreign Ministry has recalled Uri Oren, its ambassador to South Africa, for questioning regarding his much-publicized alleged liaison with a member of the South African military.

An Arab Prime Minister?

Larry Derfner April 15, 1999

For the first time ever, an Arab citizen of Israel is running for prime minister. He is first-term Knesset member Azmi Bishara, one of the leading intellectuals in the Arab world, and one of the most provocative politicians of any ethnicity in Israel.

What To Do About Kosovo?

Gil Sedan April 8, 1999

Israelis are divided over NATO\’s military campaign against Serbia — and opinions and policy are being informed as much by history and the Holocaust as by current political realities.

Turning a Blind Eye

James D April 8, 1999

The congressional spat over the Council of Conservative Citizens, a group described as a slicked-up white supremacist organization with links to extremist groups around the world, is in danger of devolving into political farce.

‘I Was Wrong about Netanyahu’

Eric Silver April 1, 1999

Of all the Likud loyalists who have walked out on Binyamin Netanyahu, last week\’s defection of Gen. Yossi Peled is arguably the most damaging.

Echoes from the Killing Fields

Jewish Journal April 1, 1999

It\’s the festival of freedom, and, once again, Allied warplanes are flying the skies of Europe to stop tyranny and protect the oppressed.

Primakov’s Promise

Lev Krichevsky March 25, 1999

Russia\’s prime minister has condemned the recent rise in anti-Semitism in Russia and said that he would press for new hate-crimes legislation to combat the growing scourge.

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