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November 1, 2010
Israeli movie takes top prize in Tokyo
An Israeli movie took the grand prize at the Tokyo International Film Festival.
Jewish cemetery in France vandalized
Graves were desecrated in a small Jewish cemetery in northeastern France.
In the war on breast cancer, Israel leads
Irit Paneth, in and out of remission from breast cancer for more than a decade, was among the thousands who wound their way like a giant pink-and-white ribbon through Jerusalem\’s streets in the first Susan G. Komen Foundation’s Race for the Cure held in Israel.
Jerusalem church fire being probed
A Christian Zionist group warned against blaming Jewish settlers for a possible arson attack against a church in downtown Jerusalem.
Civility statement on political discourse to be unveiled
A Statement on Civility in national political discourse is set to be unveiled by the Jewish Council for Public Affairs.\n
Dutch author Harry Mulisch dies at 83
The influential Dutch Jewish author Harry Mulisch has died in Amsterdam.
Federation’s GA offering big name but reaching out to young
The Jewish federation system is set to kick off its annual General Assembly in New Orleans with an eye toward figuring out how to reach those not typically associated with Jewish federations.
Homeland Security in Chicago to beef up Jewish security
Agents from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security are in Chicago to beef up security at Jewish institutions.
Northwestern University Jewish center vandalized
A Chabad House serving Northwestern University in suburban Chicago was vandalized.
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