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June 7, 2001

Test of Fear

Millions of civilians faced the ultimate test of character when Nazi armies occupied their countries and started deporting their Jewish neighbors.

Winners and Losers

While the Jewish vote apparently split down the middle in James K. Hahn\’s victory over Antonio Villaraigosa in the contest for mayor, there was bad news and good news for Jewish candidates in other races.

A City of No Rules

After decades of politics dominated by racial and ideological coalitions, the city\’s new politics reflect a growing diversity not only between groups but among them.

The Big Win

Rabbi David H. Ellenson was named president of Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC-JIR). This, as they say, is huge: for Ellenson, for Reform Jewry, for Los Angeles.

Shalhevet Experiences Israel

Even as organizations are canceling their summer Israel programs, for some teens already in Israel the experience is proving invaluable.

Searching for a Response

Here in Los Angeles, 7,590 miles away from Israel, many Jews feel the conflict as if it were happening at home.

Heeding a Tenuous Cease-Fire

The suicide bombing last Friday night that killed 20 young Israelis outside a beach-front disco in Tel Aviv trans-formed Israel\’s international image from bully boy to victim.

Painting Nightmares Away

Thea Robertshaw suffered recurring nightmares long after her parents hid Jews in Nazi-occupied Holland. \”They were always about ominous, faceless soldiers waiting in the dark,\” said the artist, whose dream paintings are on display at the University of Judaism and the ElevenSeven Gallery in Long Beach.

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