Terror, Again
J.J. Goldberg
May 11, 2000
Nothing much happened in Los Angeles last week to mark it as a special week in Jewish history. Ditto for Chicago and Sacramento, Calif.
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Million Mom March
Marlene Adler Marks
April 6, 2000
Until Buford O. Furrow, Jr. opened fire on the North Valley Jewish Community Center (NVJCC) in Granada Hills last August, the fight for sensible gun laws was something most of us left to our elected representatives.
Hostile Action
Douglas Davis
March 9, 2000
Holocaust revisionist David Irving mocked victims of the Holocaust by \”feeding and encouraging the most cynical anti-Semitism\” in his speeches, it was alleged last week at a trial for a defamation suit that Irving has filed against a U.S. scholar.
A Diet You Can Live With
Burt Prelutsky
January 27, 2000
It seems like only yesterday that everyone who could possibly afford it made sure to consume a lot of eggs, milk and red meat. In my case, come to think of it, that was yesterday.
Illusions at the L.A. Times
Jewish Journal
January 13, 2000
Last Friday the Los Angeles Times published a Column One story on its front page with the headline: Danger in Denying Holocaust?
Praying for Southern Baptists
Curt Schleier
November 4, 1999
I\’m not surprised that Southern Baptists are praying for the conversion of the Jews. I\’m praying for Southern Baptists. I pray that they see how hypocritical and offensive it is for them to say they love Jews and in the same breath trash our religion.
Number Our Days … Slowly
Adam Gilad
July 8, 1999
Being Jewish is to be bombarded by time-by seasons, weeks, history.
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.
Questions for the Board Room
Jewish Journal
April 29, 1999
Which leads me to the question that started this rumination in the first place: Are we in Los Angeles so large and diverse a Jewish community that there is more that separates than unites us?
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Sarah Tuttle-Singer
November 26, 1998
My name is Sarah — actually, it used to be Sarah, but that was before I went to Israel and experienced the best summer of my life. A summer that changed me forever.
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