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Temple Still Stands
\”Yonah has a question and I thought that you would have the answer.\” This was the father\’s sentence that broke the silence of my learning in the empty beit midrash in Jerusalem some five summers ago.
Exploring Mexico City’s Jewish Past
For someone wandering the cobblestone streets of Mexico City\’s Historic Center, where the sound of the cathedral bells fills the air and the streets have names like Jesus Maria, it\’s hard to imagine that this neighborhood was once the heart of the country\’s Jewish community.
Sweet Days of Summer at Day Camps
Local synagogues, Jewish centers and other cultural organizations are holding day camps throughout the summer months that expose children to Jewish culture, popular culture and even pre-Columbian culture.
Iran Nuclear Cooperation Must Be Pushed
The United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has given the Islamic republic of Iran a firm warning to cooperate on its nuclear issue or face trouble.
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