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January 29, 2004

World Briefs

Ariel Sharon denied that his office sought Israeli settlers\’ agreement to dismantle some illegal West Bank outposts. The denial by Israel\’s prime minister came after a spokesman for a settlers\’ group said the group had rejected the offer.

Q & A With Benny Morris

Benny Morris says he was always a Zionist. People were mistaken when they labeled him a post-Zionist, when they thought that his historical study on the birth of the Palestinian refugee problem was intended to undercut the Zionist enterprise.

Local Dems Query Candidate Clark

Some 20 people filtered into a Beverly Hills home last week to check out the credentials of Gen. Wesley K. Clark during a nationwide conference call with the Democratic presidential candidate.

The Circuit

The Persian community\’s first major fundraiser for Israel this year took place at the home of Dr. Ata and Sima Kashani in Encino on Jan. 14. The Persian Group Council of Hadassah Southern California organized the event, which raised $50,000 to go toward scholarships for Hadassah college students in Israel.

For the Kids

For the Kids, fun facts and information for kids.

‘House’ of Oscar Fever

Jewish talent and themes scored only modestly in the Oscar nominations announced Tuesday.\nHowever, there was recognition for the critically acclaimed \”House of Sand and Fog\” by Vadim Perelman, a 39-year old native of Kiev, in his first feature film.

Mad Salmon?

The latest threat to the Jewish way of life in Britain is a malicious attack on the very fabric of Jewish identity.

The community\’s lox is under threat.

A Leg Up

Nothing says casual first date like fresh flowers and kettle corn. So when Matt the internist suggests we spend Sunday afternoon exploring a Santa Monica street fair, I\’m in. We share roasted almonds, sunshine and our own true Hollywood stories.

Let There Be Bart

Do you pray? Do you watch \”The Simpsons\” religiously? Do you pray while watching Bart and Homer and the rest of the Springfield gang?

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