Palestinian tent city in E1 corridor dismantled
Jewish Journal
January 17, 2013
Israeli police dismantled a Palestinian tent city set up in the controversial E-1 area.
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January 17, 2013
Israeli parliament set for record influx of Orthodox lawmakers
Jewish Journal
January 17, 2013
With Israel\’s election days away, Orthodox Jews swayed in prayer at a meeting of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu\’s Likud party, delaying his entrance while politicians waited politely.
‘Dear Abby’ columnist Pauline Phillips dies
Jewish Journal
January 17, 2013
Pauline Phillips, the woman known to the world as the advice columnist behind \”Dear Abby,\” has died.
Gilad Shalit visits immigrant soldiers
Jewish Journal
January 17, 2013
Former captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit visited immigrant soldiers in Jerusalem.
‘Freud’s Sister’: Abandoned by her brother to the Nazis, a story of childhood love and betrayal
Jonathan Kirsch
January 17, 2013
Sometimes the human mind seems inadequate to understand and explain the enormity of the Shoah, which may explain why Freud is so often invoked by writers of Holocaust literature, ranging from D. M. Thomas in “The White Hotel” to Primo Levi in “The Drowned and the Saved.”
Bank of America, St. Louis JCC reach settlement in lawsuit
Jewish Journal
January 17, 2013
Bank of America and the Jewish Community Center of St. Louis settled a dispute over the JCC\’s repayment of bonds and a revolving line of credit.
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