Report: Hadassah Medical Center can’t meet payments
Jewish Journal
December 23, 2011
The Hadassah Medical Center has not been able to pay its suppliers, an Israeli business daily has reported.
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Israeli officials escalate war of words with N.Y. Times [UPDATE]
Jewish Journal
December 20, 2011
Israeli officials are stepping up their criticism of The New York Times, slamming columnist Thomas Friedman and arguing that the newspaper is an unfit venue for an Op-Ed from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Friedman responds to criticism over ‘bought and paid for’ jab at Congress
Jewish Journal
December 20, 2011
New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman said that he should have used a more \”precise term\” when he wrote that congressional ovations for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were \”bought and paid for by the Israel lobby.\”
Shopping malls get in Chanukah spirit
Jewish Journal
December 19, 2011
Westfield, the world’s largest shopping mall empire founded by Holocaust survivor Frank Lowy, will welcome in Chanukah on three continents.
ADL, Reform group rip Lowe’s for pulling ads from show on Muslims
Jewish Journal
December 15, 2011
The Anti-Defamation League and a Reform movement group have expressed concern with a decision by Lowe’s to pull its ads from a show that depicted Muslims in a positive light.
Kosher Club to close its doors after 30 years
Julie Gruenbaum Fax
December 8, 2011
Kosher Club, a warehouse-stye kosher market on Pico Boulevard, near La Brea Avenue, will close its doors on Friday, a victim of the competitive kosher retail industry in Los Angeles.
In their off hours, El Al flight crews are now ‘ambassadors’
Jewish Journal
November 29, 2011
A good flight crew requires a certain amount of charm to keep passengers calm during turbulence, emergencies or pretzel shortages.
El Al, struck by soaring fuel prices, to lay off 200
Jewish Journal
November 23, 2011
El Al Airlines said it is laying off 200 workers after a steep increase in fuel costs hit its bottom line.
ADL raps Wodka vodka ads for stereotyping
Jewish Journal
November 22, 2011
The Anti-Defamation League criticized the New York ad campaign of Wodka vodka for reinforcing anti-Semitic stereotypes.
Buffett points the way
Jewish Journal
November 17, 2011
Warren E. Buffett is the second-richest person in the United States (after Microsoft’s Bill Gates), so when he purchased an Israeli-based stock not long ago, investors throughout the world sat up and took notice. What made it more newsworthy is that it was Buffett’s first major foray into overseas investing. Up to that point, he said he could always find good stocks here at home.
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