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September 21, 2006

A dessert wine with a healthy finish

Several years before pomegranates became a favorite of health food fans everywhere, a family in Israel\’s Upper Galilee region began working to create a tastier and healthier version of the ancient fruit, only to cross their way into yet another huge food market. Their product: the world\’s first pomegranate wine fit to be sold to international wine connoisseurs

Su temple es mi casa

Non-Jews are common at many Jewish facilities, ensuring the smooth operation of our institutions — understanding and anticipating the needs of members, meeting the standards of our practices. But Guerrero\’s story is more than the tale of someone \”other\” who happens to work among \”us.\” To hear Guerrero tell it, he has learned both the most fundamental and profound of life\’s lessons by being among Jews.

Rabbi Carron brightens prisoners’ darkest days

With any luck, Daniel will be spending Rosh Hashanah on the outside. It\’s likely he\’ll soon be making the transition from jail to the recovery program at Beit T\’Shuva, a nonprofit that works with at-risk youth.

Jewish bond doesn’t draw all to Holiday observances

Statistically, 39 percent of all American Jews, and 44 percent of all Jewish college students, do not attend religious services, according to the 2000-2001 National Jewish Population Survey.

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