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July 18, 2002

The Great Falafel Question

The last time you bit into a falafel sandwich you were probably thinking about nothing more than the warm spice and crunch of the chickpea fritters and the way they played against the soft bread, crisp vegetables and nutty tahini sauce.

Blame It on the Dummy

If you\’ve got something against the Jewish dummy named Velvel, blame Nat King Cole.

A Unique Sound

Considering where he\’s been, it seemed unlikely that Craig Wyckoff would have been the man inducted on July 12 as president of Valley Outreach Synagogue (VOS).\n\nThe entertainment agent was once so disillusioned with Judaism that he flirted with Eastern religions, until his wife Mary reconnected him to Judaism.

A House Divided

On a blazing hot Saturday in the hills of Calabasas, the streets are deserted, devoid of the usual clusters of children playing ball or teens on bikes and scooters within this gated community south of the 101 Freeway.

Not a Full Slate

The dearth of candidates can be partly attributed to the unusual nature of this election.

The Hebrew Holiday of Love

\”It\’s a summer holiday, and Jews aren\’t around in the summer,\” Wolpe explains. \”People are less familiar with it, because it is a minor holiday with no specific observances.\”

Illusions of a Separate Peace

As you read this, a fence is going up to separate Israelis from Palestinians. For now, it is defined as temporary, for defensive purposes only. It encompasses, on its Israeli side, most of the settlements Israel has established in the occupied territories. It is not intended to determine the future border between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

World Briefs

A report by Amnesty International calls Palestinian terror attacks on Israeli civilians \”crimes against humanity.\”

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