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May 29, 2013
U.S. calls on Hezbollah to pull fighters out of Syria
The U.S. State Department called on Lebanon\’s Hezbollah militia on Wednesday to withdraw its fighters from Syria immediately, saying their involvement on the side of President Bashar Assad signaled a dangerous broadening of the war.
France says 3,000-4,000 Hezbollah are fighting in Syria
France said on Wednesday its intelligence services believed 3-4,000 guerillas from Lebanon\’s Hezbollah militia fighting alongside President Bashar Assad\’s army in Syria\’s civil war.
How the Obama administration could really promote the two-state solution
Secretary of State John Kerry is eager to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace talks. He asserts, as peace processors often do, that “time is running out.”
Co-op living, revisited
Philip De Wolff had it all: Two houses, expensive cars, several profitable businesses, money to pay his children’s way through college.
Sculpture in San Diego sun
Downtown San Diego is home to plenty of famous attractions — including the San Diego Zoo and The Old Globe Theatre — but, for art lovers, the city also boasts an impressive collection of post-World War II works by internationally recognized Jewish artists like Sol LeWitt, Louise Nevelson and Richard Serra.
Will ‘Rappaport’ be Jewish Theatre’s last show?
This variation on a hoary vaudeville routine found a new lease on life in the play titled — wait for it — “I’m Not Rappaport.” And even if you saw the movie, with Walter Matthau and Ossie Davis, it’s worth another look, courtesy of the West Coast Jewish Theatre.
My Single Peeps: Barbara H.
Barbara, 36, grew up in Boca Raton — interestingly, in one of the only areas of Boca with very few Jews. “We were one of 10 Jewish kids in my elementary school. We were on the countryside of Boca — the west-west-westside.
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