Ahmadinejad Dismisses Israeli Threats; Cluster Bombs Under Scrutiny
Jewish Journal
November 22, 2006
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The big con about Iran
Larry Derfner
October 5, 2006
There is no military option in Iran. If we didn\’t learn this from the Americans\’ ongoing experience in Iraq, we should have learned it from Israel\’s recent experience in Lebanon.
Direct Hezbollah rocket hit leaves Israeli/Arab ‘peace school’ in pieces
Larry Derfner
September 21, 2006
The only school in Acre that serves both Jewish and Arab pupils — the el-Mahaba, took a direct hit from a rocket during the war.
Controverisal Israeli security approach takes flight in U.S.
Sam Ser
September 21, 2006
Since the Sept. 11 attacks, air travel has become infinitely less pleasant. But has it become any less dangerous?
Finding Deeper Truths in Fiction — the Best About Israel
Alana Newhouse
September 7, 2006
One should read Israeli writers, of course — Agnon, Amichai, A.B. Yehoshua, Aharon Appelfeld, Orly Castel-Bloom, Etgar Keret. But the more appropriate template may come from fellow Americans, writers who, by exploring the Diaspora Jew\’s relationship to Israel, have gone down this road before.
Rites Mark ’94 Bombing of Jewish Center in Argentina
Lisa Hirschmann
August 24, 2006
For most Americans — or even American Jews — the date July 18, 1994 does not strike the melancholy chord that Sept. 11, 2001 does, for the Jewish population of Argentina it is a date as infamous as any in the history of the Argentine nation.
Can Artwork Mend Fences?
Naomi Pfefferman
August 24, 2006
\”Sovereign Threads: A History of Palestinian Embroidery\”. \”Threads\” offered a different window into the region: a rare opportunity to view Palestinian embroidery, considered among the finest in the world, in what is perhaps the first show of its kind in Los Angeles.
Lawsuit Filed in Granada Hills Jewish Community Center Shooting
Jewish Journal
August 24, 2006
World News; Lawsuit Filed in Granada Hills Jewish Community Center Shooting; Young Quits After \’Hurtful\’ Remarks; Olmert Pressed on War Inquiry; Diaspora Money Heads North; Israeli Officials Face Sexual-Harassment Charges; Israeli Children Anxious After War; Major Israeli Writer Dies; Israel: Hezbollah Used Russian Weapons; Jewish-Owned Market in Moscow Bombed; Restaurant in India Named After Hitler; Annan Chides Iran on Holocaust Cartoons.\n
People, Opinions and Smells Fill Emergency Shelters
Larry Luxner
July 19, 2006
With the distant booming of Katyusha rockets becoming louder and more frequent, only a few brave souls ventured out – and when one boom sounded particularly close, everyone rushed back into the shelter, some in near-hysteria.
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