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December 5, 2014
California-Israeli companies form stem cell research agreement
California-Israel partnerships related to stem cell research are on the horizon after an agreement signed Dec. 9 between the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine and Israel’s Center for Research and Development, MATIMOP.
A pre-Holocaust home movie opens a window into a lost world
Fifty-one year old Glenn Kurtz grew up obsessed with becoming a classical guitarist.
‘Three Minutes in Poland’ offers a view of life lost
A series of coincidences led author Glenn Kurtz to Maurice Chandler’s living room in Boca Raton, Fla.
Obama promises more aid, loan guarantees to Jordan
President Barack Obama said on Friday that the United States and its allies are making slow but steady progress in the fight against Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria, and he pledged new aid to Jordan to grapple with Syrian refugees.
Moving and Shaking: LAMOTH recital, Fiesta Shalom at Sea and Thanksgiving
The Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust (LAMOTH) inaugural Young Pianist Showcase Recital took place Nov. 23 at the museum.
U.S., France secure $60 million for survivors of rail deportations
The United States and France have tentatively arrived at a $60 million lump sum agreement to settle claims by survivors deported to Nazi camps via the French rail system.
Make your Chanukah party one for the ages with these recipes
Chanukah is not just for children, but usually they have most of the fun.
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