Israeli team honored on return from Haiti
Jewish Journal
January 28, 2010
The 200-member Israeli military medical and rescue team in Haiti was honored upon its return to Israel.
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January 28, 2010
How a Modern Orthodox Jew struggled to reconcile her yogic practice with her Judaism
Jewish Journal
January 28, 2010
A few years ago, freshly moved to Los Angeles, I started practicing yoga. I was feeling anxious and worried, and if I were still a New Yorker, I’d have gone on anti-depressants. But I’m a big believer in doing what the Romans do, and as it turned out, yoga helped a lot.
Israel’s Multicultural Ajami Contends for Best Foreign Film Oscar—in Arabic
Jewish Journal
January 28, 2010
Lost in all the international debate on the Israeli-Palestinian question is the fact that Israel has become a complex multicultural society. No film makes that more evident than Ajami—Israel’s strong entry into this season’s Oscar race.
Why Rush Limbaugh owes us an apology after all
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January 28, 2010
In a flashback episode of the old Odd Couple series, Felix and Murray the cop are in the army together. Murray is feeling down in the dumps, and a sympathetic Felix asks if it’s because the men are making fun of Murray’s big nose.
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