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A Time to Mull

Rabbi Dov Fischer October 26, 2000

So it turns out that the Arabs of Judea and Samaria really hate the guts out of us Jews.

As leaders of the world community try to bring the Middle East back from the brink of war, Prime Minister Ehud Barak is facing a mounting political challenge to get tougher with the Arabs both inside and outside Israel.

Debka for Peace

Naomi Pfefferman February 24, 2000

At first glance, the some 40 dancers warming up at the University of Judaism looked identical to each other. All were limber, wiry, dressed in leotards or sweats. But the murmured voices in the studio — in Hebrew and Arabic, as well as English — told a different story.

The Two Sides of the Street

Eric Silver September 9, 1999

The only thing Jerusalem\’s Jewish and Arab shopping malls had in common when news broke last Friday of the Wye II deal was that no one was dancing in the streets. There was relief that something at last was about to move on the Israeli-Palestinian front, but it takes more than Madeleine Albright playing what she fetchingly called an American \”handmaiden\” to disperse the suspicions of half a century.

Stepping Stones

Eric Silver May 8, 1997

Israel is preparing a package of gestures designed to revive the Mideast peace negotiations that have been frozen since work began on a contentious Jewish housing project at Har Homa in East Jerusalem two months ago.