With accused murderer Robert Durst set to spend at least six days in a Louisiana jail awaiting extradition to California, law enforcement officials and friends of possible victims expressed satisfaction on Tuesday over the prospect of the real estate scion facing justice.
I must respectfully disagree with the approach proposed by my good friend David Suissa in his column on UCLA: “Stop Fighting and Start Winning” (March 11, jewishjournal.com).
In the spring of 1991, I had the privilege of spending a month aboard the good old NCC-1701-D.
Austrian police arrested a man who is suspected of a hate crime against a Jewish man in a shopping mall near Vienna.\n
Jewish Women’s Theatre presents the world premiere of “Uncuffed,” a salon theater experience with stories, short plays and music exploring what it means to be free, and how we break the ties that bind us when we are not.
Buddy Elias, a former president of the Anne Frank Fonds in Basel and a cousin of the teenage diarist from Amsterdam, has died.\n
Great thinkers have important things to say about the meaning of life. For the Greek philosopher Aristotle, it was that “man is a political animal.”
In an election with the highest voter turnout since 1999, a record 28 women were chosen for the 20th Knesset.\n
A city where anti-Semitic attacks occur on a daily basis may not seem like the obvious backdrop for an Israeli production of music clip titled Hava Nagila.\n
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