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October 17, 2002

Jewish Legislators Back Iraq Resolution

Stop Saddam Hussein now, before it\’s too late. That is the message elected officials, ranging from local members of Congress to President George W. Bush, worked to get across to the Americans these past few weeks.

\”We have to confront him sooner or later,\” Rep. Howard Berman (D-Mission Hills) told The Journal. \”Even though it is risky and we are worried about all the things that could go wrong, it is less risky, less costly and less dangerous to do it now than it would be later, both for our military and for the Iraqi people.\”

Arquette Reconnects

Except for the goatee and the moussed hair, there\’s no clue this is David Arquette — the youngest of acting siblings Rosanna, Patricia, Richmond and Alexis — renowned for playing doofuses like the cop, Dewey, in the \”Scream\” trilogy (and for an off-screen wardrobe that rivals Liberace\’s).

Shades of ‘Grey’

Before Tim Blake Nelson wrote and directed his controversial Holocaust drama, \”The Grey Zone,\” he set out to create a play about his family\’s escape from Nazi Germany just before Kristallnacht.

A Solid Gold Artist

Not long ago, Jeffrey Gold disappeared from Los Angeles\’ art scene.\”I just buried myself in my work,\” said the 45-year-old artist. \”I didn\’t let people see the work. I was kind of struggling.\”

Idaho Remembers Anne

Idaho will draw some more welcome attention as the home of the Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial and Park, in the heart of Boise, the state capital.

Amsterdam’s Split Personality

Anne Frank\’s house, a fabulous 17th century synagogue and an excellent heritage museum give Amsterdam special appeal for Jewish visitors. But they are all sites whose very existence reflect the city\’s incurable split personality, making for a sightseeing experience that constantly provides food for thought.

The Turn to Civil War

This latest confrontation could lead the Palestinian society to a fitna (Arabic for civil war).

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