On restitution, a rundown of where they stand in Eastern Europe
The following is a rundown of some Eastern European countries and where they stand on restitution:
The following is a rundown of some Eastern European countries and where they stand on restitution:
It’s never a good thing to look like a loser. That applies to countries as well as people. Consider Israel, a winning country on so many fronts: It’s on the cutting edge of high tech, turns deserts into farmlands, wins awards at film festivals and boasts one of the liveliest, most open societies in the world.
Gateways: Access to Jewish Education, a Boston-based agency for Jewish special education, is offering eight suggestions from experts for a Chanukah celebration that is child friendly and fully accessible for children with special learning needs:
The Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center and Hazon are merging.
Three residents of Jewish West Bank settlements were arrested on suspicion of carrying out a \”price tag\” attack near Hebron.
Damascus is believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world. International flights into and out of the capital continued despite throughout 20-months of fighting between troops loyal to Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad and the rebels seeking to depose him. But as of Friday, the flights have stopped.
Jewish-American contractor Alan Gross asked the U.S. government to sign a non-belligerency pact with Cuba in an effort to obtain his release from a military hospital there.