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September 23, 2014
Elan Carr hesitant to support sending U.S. troops back to Iraq
I happened to interview Elan Carr, a Republican congressional candidate with substantial Middle East experience, on a day that may be remembered as noteworthy in the latest American attempt to defeat terrorism in that tormented region.
Letters to the editor: Khuzaa, Steven Sotloff, Azerbaijan and firing ranges
With the article “Inside the Fog of War” (Sept. 12), the Jewish Journal joins many other media outlets in publicizing Palestinian suffering.
Calendar September 27 – October 3
Ever felt isolated by a passion? Maybe embarrassed, but also complete and whole?
Israeli teens’ suspected abductors killed in firefight with IDF
The two Palestinian men suspected of kidnapping and killing three Israeli teens were killed in a firefight with Israeli troops during an operation to apprehend them.
Survivor: Stella Esformes
It was 1944, and Stella Esformes — then Sterina Haleoua — was looking forward to watching the national Independence Day parade in Larissa, Greece.
Torah portion: Beauty and love
Parashat Ha’azinu (Deuteronomy 32:1-32:52)
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