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November 25, 2014
Israel needs a bigger message
I’m repulsed by these anti-Israel groups on college campuses that pretend to care about oppressed people in the Middle East.
Letters to the editor: Har Nof attack, Jewish journalism, Obama and more
No debate: The heinous slaughter in a Jerusalem synagogue was an example of unmitigated evil (“Celebrating the Murder of Jews,” Nov. 21).
Calendar: November 29-December 5
It was chosen by the Cape Cod Times as a Favorite Play of 2012 when it was staged at the Provincetown Theater, and now it’s having its Los Angeles premiere.
Torah portion: Dream a little dream
Parashat Vayeitzei (Genesis 28:10-32:3)
The 5 biggest mistakes women make in their JDate online profiles
I am back on JDate! (And just in case you’re a Jewish single woman — or the mom/grandmother/parole officer of a cute single Jewish woman looking for a fun, slightly neurotic and mind-numbingly sexy man … my JDate screen name is VICTORSTUART.)
Why I am obsessed with the Enneagram Personality Test
I first became acquainted with the Enneagram 16 years ago, in the midst of an existential crisis brought on by the sudden death of a family member.
U.N. chief urges peaceful Ferguson protests, rights protection
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday urged protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, and elsewhere in the United States to refrain from violence and called on law enforcement to protect the rights of people to demonstrate peacefully.
Jewish-nation bill frays Israel’s delicate social fabric
Israel is poised to pass one of the most divisive laws in its 66-year history, a bill that would declare it the homeland of the Jewish people only – and further alienate its Arab minority.