Monica’s Moment and Mine
I couldn\’t stop looking at Monica Lewinsky last weekend. Her videotaped deposition played in our house nonstop.
I couldn\’t stop looking at Monica Lewinsky last weekend. Her videotaped deposition played in our house nonstop.
With everything going on lately — the royal demise, the presidential trial, Mike Tyson\’s latest bust — you may have missed the big legal story out of Israel last week.
have never met Rabbi Avi Shafran. We have spoken on the telephone occasionally, and I can report that he seems civil, reasonable, almost courtly.
After 13 years in Hollywood, Myles Berkowitz didn\’t have a film deal. Or a girlfriend
It is hard to say where it is more frightening to be a Jew today, in Iran or Russia. In both countries, anti-Semitic activity is escalating to chaotic levels.
Even the weather suggested mourning; at the Jordanian Embassy in northwest Washington, a cold drizzle turned the adjacent construction sites into mud holes, and a large portrait of King Hussein, who died on Sunday, was streaked with rain.
It was my privilege to know His Majesty King Hussein in connection with our work, but more so, to know him personally as a human being.
There were 20 of us, members of Americans for Peace Now. who had come to meet with the king.
While the leaders of nations eulogized King Hussein for his statesmanship and advocacy of peace, one Los Angeles couple remembered the Jordanian monarch for his human and social touch.
Originally, I was dead set against online dating. True, a colleague met his fiancée in a chat room. And a friend of mine swears by JDate, the online Jewish singles matchmaking service.