Tattoo Jew
Jewish Journal Staff
May 17, 2001
The temporary tattoo is a replica of the \”Ha\’am Im HaGolan\” (\”The Nation Is With the Golan\”) bumper sticker popular among many Israelis and some Diaspora Jews.
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The Muslim Zionist
David Margolis
February 22, 2001
Does Islam deserve its title as "one of the world\’s great religions"?
Tour of Gratitude
Michael Aushenker
February 22, 2001
On the surface, they may not seem to share much in common. Victoria Gendel is a charming, pixyish Russian woman. Elias Inbram is a tall, photogenic Ethiopian male. However, both are Jewish 20-something college students who grew up in small, isolated villages and are now living in Israel.
Liaison to the Past
Michael Aushenker
February 22, 2001
Since she fled the former Soviet Union more than a decade ago, Anya Verkhovskaya has come more than full circle.
‘L’Chayim Radio’ Silenced
Susanna Crosby Perrin
February 8, 2001
"I was thinking back to my childhood and the origins of my interest in Judaism," said Mel Wax, native of New York and longtime Los Angeles-area resident, "and it came from the Yiddish records my grandfather gave me."
Mime Time
Mike Levy
January 25, 2001
The lobby of Cal State L.A.\’s Luckman Fine Arts Theater was stocked with pamphlets on Israel and its culture, both in English and in Spanish, on Jan. 16.
Arafat’s Culture of Hatred
Morton A. Klein
November 30, 2000
Arafat\’s media, schools and summer camps are teaching Palestinian Arabs, young and old alike, to hate.
The Lion’s Roar
Stuart Schoffman
September 28, 2000
Anyone in the Old Country who still believes that Israel is a creamy \”blending of the exiles\” should get on the next plane to Ben-Gurion airport, hop a cab to Ma\’asiyahu prison in the nearby town of Ramle, and geb a kuk, as my grandmother used to say, at what\’s going on.
Teaching Pluralism Jerusalem’s Re’ut School aims to expose students to cultural diversity
David Margolis
September 28, 2000
In Israel, Re\’ut School is unique: a religious school that\’s part of the nonreligious school system, and committed to halachic practice and a completely pluralistic curriculum at the same time.
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