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August 31, 2000
Bringing My Father Home
I wasn\’t ready to write off my father so quickly. His lifelong spunk and fantastic attitude were factors that I believed could help prolong his life and perhaps enable him to recover to some extent.
Rock the Pope
The rabbi is upset with the public protest from Jewish leaders over the Vatican\’s beatification of Pius IX this coming week.
Cultural Connection
The scope of this year\’s initiative is a demonstration of a growing interest in European Jewish heritage and Jewish heritage sites that has developed markedly in the past decade.
Hadassah Kvelling Over Hadassah
With Hadassah Lieberman\’s rise to fame as wife of vice-presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman, the name Hadassah had become a household word even in non-Jewish homes.
Home Care — A Right, Not an Option
In a time of great prosperity in the United States, scores continue to suffer while the headlines play up the overnight IPO millionaires, human genome project and voter apathy, among current topics.
The In-Home Option, Israeli Style
As with any day care, quality varies widely among providers. But the in-home option may be a good starting point for families searching for a homey, Jewish atmosphere.
Who’s Watching the Children?
No more August Angst, wondering what to do in that stretch of time between camp and classroom.
Unnecessary Destruction
In an era when everything is increasingly more disposable and rendered obsolete, the Bible teaches us to appreciate and preserve what we have.
Not Just Another Pretty Face
\”I feel that Dianne Feinstein has done a far better job in terms of serving the needs of the pro-Israel community,\” says Jonathan Mitchell. \”Just look at her voting record, and you\’ll see that it\’s vastly superior to that of Tom Campbell.\”
New Articles
So Long, Democratic Party
Defiant, Soulful and Electrifying: Israel’s Eden Golan Shines at Eurovision with Song, “Hurricane”
Did Graduation Disruptors Move Seinfeld and Others Closer to Israel?
Is Anti-Zionism Antisemitic? It Doesn’t Matter
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