A movie about the \”big 3-0\” and a good cause drew the famous and the wannabe famous to Club Ivar in Hollywood as \”Gretchen Brettschneider Skirts Thirty\” had its L.A. premiere on Sept. 28.
Governor-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger has worked quickly to build bridges to the Jewish community and live up to his promise of including people of all races, religions and political views in his administration.
What is the proper pro-Israel litmus test for presidential candidates? And who gets to decide?
Any doubts about the close link between the war on terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have gone the way of a U.S. jeep loaded with diplomats on a dusty Gaza highway.
Can California\’s new Republican governor make inroads among traditionally Democratic Jews?
It was the perfect day for a wedding. As birds chirped, guests sniffled and the bride and groom exchanged vows, I sat in the back row and reflected on the wedding party, all dutifully standing at attention up front.
In August 2001, thousands of human rights activists from around the globe gathered in Durban, South Africa, for a United Nations conference that participants hoped would address racial injustice plaguing humanity, from Rwanda to Sri Lanka to the United States.
Israel is plotting each meter of its security fence with great care and consideration, Israeli officials say — not just to keep terrorists out, but to keep the United States on Israel\’s side.
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