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May 4, 2000

Something New

I made my desert pilgrimage to see some pioneer town I read about in a book. I never made it, but I did have an adventure, which was all I really wanted.

Pedaling Through the Past

The series of innovative biking tours is developed by his Historical Cycling International, a recent entry in the growing field of Jewish-oriented travel services.

Understanding Love

Of all the verses in the Bible, the verse \”Love your neighbor as yourself, I am God\” (Lev. 19:18) is among the most popular. But what does the verse mean?

Israel Speaks Up

Israel this week came out of its shell and launched a public campaign against the trial of 13 Iranian Jews charged in Isfahan with spying for Israel and the United States.

The Greatest Gift

During the Passover holiday I went on a picnic with family and friends.

Coming Back for Seconds?

It figures, inasmuch as nobody really knows what happens to people when they die, that a slew of goofy theories would spring up to fill the void.

Motivated by Hate

Some Jewish facilities in Pittsburgh are under increased security following last week\’s shooting rampage that killed five minorities, including one Jewish woman.

Breaking the Silence:

Frank Nikbakht dates his decision to speak out about the realities of Jewish life in Iran to 1998.

Opposing Gun Violence

On Mother\’s Day, May 14, they\’ll be rallying in Washington, Los Angeles and 38 other cities across the nation to demand concrete action against the gun violence that scars the face of America like a festering wound.

A New Museum

In the words of its mission statement, the museum will be a \”world center to heighten consciousness and a catalyst to enhance sensitivity on issues of human dignity and responsibility. It will seek to promote civility and respect among Jews, and between people of all faiths and creeds.\”

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