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israeli
Islam Is the Answer
I was visiting a dear Palestinian Muslim friend in Jerusalem some years ago during the first intifada.
A Nice Not-Jewish Boy
>"Everyone thinks I\’m Jewish," says actor Jason Biggs.
7 Days In Arts
Middle-aged, mild-mannered Barney Cashman craves excitement in the form of an extramarital affair. Neil Simon\’s \”Last of the Red Hot Lovers\” follows this bumbling protagonist as he attempts to seduce three women, including his wife\’s best friend, in his mother\’s apartment.
Mime Time
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.
Emotional Barriers
Rabbi David Eliezrie is right. It is very frustrating when your point of view is not heard and it seems as if you are invisible.
A Place of Their Own
Reuben Dahan lives just down the block from his nearest synagogue. Yet every Shabbat, for the past seven years, Dahan, an Israeli immigrant who grew up in Petach Tikvah, has gone the extra mile, literally, to worship at a place he calls his spiritual home.
Post-Zionist Headache
Changing the way a nation and a people think about themselves is not an easy job. But Yoram Hazony and his Jerusalem and Washington, D.C.-based Shalem Center is attempting to do just that for Israel and the Jews.
Letters
One of my pet peeves is people who make generalconclusions from rather sketchy specific facts.
New Articles
UCLA Student Eli Tsives on Standing Up to Campus Antisemitism
The Screams in the Thicket
From a Young Jew
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