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December 17, 2014
Gross’ release, and changes in diplomatic ties, signals new day for Cuban Jews
Alan Gross was imprisoned while trying to connect Cuba’s isolated Jewish community to the wider world. The deal that got him released five years later may do just that and much more.
Norman Lear on race in America, Judaism, World War II and his bright future
When I met Norman Lear at his spacious Beverly Hills office for an interview, he immediately told me, “The timing is good.” He didn’t say why — just that it has something to do with what he plans to do next.
Calendar: December 20 – January 2
Finally, a Chanukah-themed Shabbat.
Torah portion: Economic, moral and ritual choices
Parashat Miketz (Genesis 41:1-44:17)
Alan Gross credits Jewish efforts for his release from Cuba
Newly released from prison in Cuba, Alan Gross thanked his wife, his lawyer, the Jewish community, President Obama and numerous others in helping secure his freedom.
Sony pulls release of ‘Interview’ as U.S determines N.Korea behind attack
Sony Pictures on Wednesday pulled the theatrical release of its North Korea comedy \”The Interview,\” hours before a U.S. government source said investigators determined that North Korea was behind a cyberattack on Sony over the film.
An open letter to Nobel Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai from a Palestinian Human Rights Activist
Dear Malala, We see you have received the Nobel Peace Prize this week in honor of your activity for peace in Pakistan.
Remarks by Obama at afternoon Chanukah reception
Remarks by Obama at afternoon Chanukah reception.
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