‘The Great Jewish Love Debate’
Tess Cutler
November 5, 2014
“The women are on this side, and the men are on that side. No exceptions.”
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November 5, 2014
N.Y. voters pass bond measure offering up to $38 million for Jewish schools
Jewish Journal
November 5, 2014
Voters in New York state passed a schools bond act that may provide up to $38 million in reimbursements to Jewish day schools and yeshivas.
Israel tech investment, with a side of shmoozing
Jewish Journal
November 5, 2014
“Is Israel a good investment?”
Arsonist in kosher Paris supermarket blaze gets 4 years in jail
Jewish Journal
November 5, 2014
The four-year prison sentence given to the man who torched a kosher supermarket in suburban Paris “sent an important message,” the chief rabbi of France said.
Technion offers new grad course for English-speaking students
Jewish Journal
November 5, 2014
The Technion-Israel Institute of Technology is accepting applications for a new English-language international master’s program in systems engineering, which will feature Nobel Prize-winning faculty and developers of the Iron Dome defense system.
Temple Mount closed following Palestinian rioting, later reopened
Jewish Journal
November 5, 2014
The Temple Mount was closed to visitors following rioting by Palestinians there but was reopened later in the day.
Democrat Ted Lieu to succeed Waxman in Congress
Jewish Journal
November 5, 2014
State Sen. Ted Lieu, a Democrat, will succeed longtime Rep. Henry Waxman in California’s 33rd Congressional District after defeating Jewish Republican Elan Carr.
A cup of joy at Aharon Coffee
Jewish Journal
November 5, 2014
Although Aharon Vaknin is relatively new to the business of coffee, he is long familiar with its rituals and traditions.
Is 65 the new 40?
Susan Freudenheim
November 5, 2014
Two years ago on Yom Kippur, Rabbi Laura Geller began her sermon at Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills with a musical clip from The Beatles. “Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I’m 64?” Paul McCartney famously sang.
New Jew name changes to de Toledo High School
Ryan Torok
November 5, 2014
New Community Jewish High School (NCJHS) in West Hills soon will be changing its name to de Toledo High School in honor of what one official is calling a “transformative” gift.
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