Struggle on the Steppes
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January 27, 2000
Ruzena Berler first began to write about her experiences in the late 1940s, to exorcise her recurring nightmares about the war.
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January 27, 2000
Lost in Jerusalem
Eric Silver
January 27, 2000
The blind boy, who agrees to talk so long as I don\’t identify him, is one of a floating population of 100-150 homeless, English-speaking teenagers living rough around Zion Square in the center of town: the unsung failures of aliyah and Jewish studies tours.
Honoring Thy Many Selves
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January 27, 2000
A month ago, I gave birth to our first child, a little girl with a full head of dark hair and almond eyes. Since then I have spent countless hours struggling with the question: Whom do I serve?
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Teresa Strasser
January 27, 2000
According to the synagogue\’s rabbi, Daniel Bouskila, the idea of Cafe Olam is to \”create an environment that\’s different than a synagogue or lecture series, a place where people intimidated by religion will feel comfortable.
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