Students Link to Shoah With ‘Clips’
Naomi Pfefferman
November 18, 2004
When George Jacobs heard about the children\’s Holocaust project in Whitwell, Tenn., he immediately thought of Malka.
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November 18, 2004
Noa Back With New Album, Daughter
Kelly Hartog
November 18, 2004
Renowned recording artist Noa, known as Achinoam Nini in Israel, is currently at home basking in the glory of her latest creation.
And no, it\’s not a new album.
It\’s her daughter, Enéa. \”It means \’her eyes\’ in Hebrew,\” says Noa, who has written a song with the same title.
Whose ‘Land’ Is It?
Gaby Wenig
November 18, 2004
Barbara Grover had traveled the world photographing such heart-wrenching subjects as children living in trash dumps, but it was a garlic braid and a pair of kids\’ shoes in a bombed-out house that moved her most of all.
That house belonged to Salah Shehada, commander of Hamas\’ military wing, Izz al-Din al-Qassam, the most lethal and extreme of the Palestinian terrorist organizations. Shehada and several members of his family were killed in 2002 when an Israel Defense Forces F-16 destroyed their home.
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