Russian Jews in U.S. to remember Koch
Jewish Journal
February 1, 2013
The Russian-American Jewish community will honor the late New York City mayor Ed Koch at an upcoming event.
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February 1, 2013
Lawsuit claiming Hebrew National foods aren’t 100% kosher dismissed
Jewish Journal
February 1, 2013
A lawsuit alleging that Hebrew National foods are not strictly kosher has been dismissed.
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February 1, 2013
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Remembering Ed Koch: A pugnacious New Yorker and passionate Jew till his dying day
Jewish Journal
February 1, 2013
One of the proudest moments of Ed Koch’s life came during a trip to Israel in 1990, in the midst of the first Palestinian intifada.
Clinton warns Russia, Iran of Syria conflict spreading
Jewish Journal
February 1, 2013
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged Iran and Russia on Thursday to rethink their support for Syria, saying the most dire scenarios of the conflict spilling beyond its borders could come to pass.
For California mountain man, road to God runs through kosher wine
Jewish Journal
February 1, 2013
Producing wine atop a tranquil mountain in a remote area of northern California is quite a way to make a living. For Benyamin Cantz, whose one-man operation in the hills of Santa Cruz produces kosher wine from organic grapes, it\’s also a calling.
Ed Koch, former NYC mayor, dies at 88
Jewish Journal
February 1, 2013
Ed Koch, the pugnacious former New York City mayor whose political imprimatur was eagerly sought by Republicans and Democrats alike, has died.
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