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January 24, 2002

In-Your-Face Crusader

For years, a photograph of Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-Ga.) was pinned to a wall in a basement office of the Capitol Police.

The Rabbi’s Wedding

When Rabbi Judith HaLevy of the Malibu Jewish Center and Synagogue exchanged rings with Edward Toppel of Chicago last Sunday, hope, like the late afternoon winter sun, burned brightly. If remarriage, as the saying goes, is the triumph of optimism over experience, how much more so when the rabbi herself carries white calla lilies?

U.S. May Be Giving Up on Arafat

This week, as Clinton visited Israel for the first time since leaving office, the vision of a \”New Middle East\” that developed under his watch appeared little more than a pipe dream.

Clinton in Tel Aviv

Despite his administration\’s failure to bring peace to the Middle East, former President Bill Clinton still enjoys rock star-like popularity in Israel. That was amply demonstrated last Sunday night when Clinton received an honorary doctorate at Tel Aviv University from university President Hamar Rabinovich.

Another of ‘Iran 10’ Released

Thirteen Jews originally were arrested on espionage charges in the winter of 1999. Many of the accused \”confessed\” to the charges, though Jewish groups scoffed at the idea that the confessions were offered freely. Several later recanted.

Enabled Kids

It\’s the high point of the week for Adi Maloul: an art session with friends at Beit Hagalgalim (House of Wheels) in Herzliya.

Israel’s Mayors Threatened Daily

Adi Eldar, mayor of Tiberias and head of the Union of Local Authorities in Israel, counts 140 acts of violence against Israeli mayors in the last five years.

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