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October 17, 2002
Goldhagen Book Rocks Germany
The photo was misidentified by the archive that provided it, Goldhagen told reporters at the fair.
Sharon Seeks a Trade
The first shot has yet to be fired in the anticipated American-led war against Iraq, but diplomats are already preparing the ground for a concerted effort to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as soon as it\’s over.
Palestinian Supporters Gift-Wrap Message
In the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the United States is considered Israel\’s last remaining key ally. Aiming to change that, the anti-Israel movement on college campuses has adopted a message rooted in bedrock American ideals.
Days of Learning and Bounty
Every Jewish community has its own sorrows to bear, but perhaps none quite so poignant as the Jews of Iraq. The life of the oldest continuous Jewish community in all the world has now come to an end, and has done so in the saddest possible way: in silence and without marker.
Jewish Groups Back U.S. Stand on Iraq
Jewish groups are supporting a resolution from their umbrella organization backing the Bush administration\’s use of force against Iraq \”as a last resort.\”
The Ethics of War
When the U.S. House and Senate voted last week to pass resolutions authorizing the use of military force against Saddam Hussein\’s regime in Iraq, the domestic political debate surrounding the war issue was brought to rest, at least for the time being. But for many people across the nation and around the world, Congress\’ political decision merely fueled the heated ethical debate surrounding the legitimacy of waging such a war.
Rags to Riches: An Immigrant’s Tale
In 1973, when then-33-year-old Jimmy Delshad was sitting in Sinai Temple, he asked his father-in-law, "Who\’s that man sitting next to the rabbi on the bimah?"
Community Briefs
Holocaust survivors in California will no longer have to pay up to 12 percent of their reparation payments in wire transfer fees charged by five banks.