Bush Backed — Finally
Michael J. Jordan
October 11, 2001
With the launch of the U.S.-led war on terrorism, American Jewish leaders are rallying behind Washington.
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Linkage, Redux
James D. Besser
September 27, 2001
Despite aggressive spin control by Jewish leaders in the United States, the battle against the worldwide terror network of Osama bin Laden is already churning U.S.-Israel relations and resulting in intensified pressure on Jerusalem to work out a cease-fire with the Palestinians.
17 Years Ago: Echoes of History
Marlene Adler Marks
September 27, 2001
Ecclesiastes was right: Even in a world clouded by international terrorism, there\’s nothing new under the sun.
Trying to Talk
Tom Tugend
September 27, 2001
Relations between Southern California\’s 600,000 Jews and 500,000 Muslims, which have been marked by roller coaster-like ups and downs over a 50-year history, have hit near bottom in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Together for Israel
Tom Tugend
July 26, 2001
Thousands of Angelenos joined in a rally Sunday morning, July 22, to emotionally affirm their solidarity with Israel and her people.
Shocked, Shocked
Rob Eshman
March 1, 2001
This Marc Rich story has legs and then some. Bill Clinton\’s last-moment pardon of the indicted billionaire commodities trader has, like so many of the former president\’s actions, created a cottage industry in sleazy revelation.\n
Dear Bill: Thanks a Lot
James D. Besser
February 15, 2001
We couldn\’t help but notice that some of your most controversial last-minute pardons and commutations went to our fellow Jews.
Men and Martyrs
Rob Eshman
January 11, 2001
The ghost of Yitzhak Rabin speaks to Ehud Barak, and the message isn\’t pretty. Ehud, one old soldier tells another, they never really miss you till you\’re gone.\n
Scrambling for Access
James D. Besser
January 11, 2001
Listen closely, and you can almost hear the sound of panic sweeping through the boardrooms of Jewish organizations around the country.
Down to the Wire
Jewish Journal Staff
November 9, 2000
Los Angeles Jews agonized along with the rest of the country as the results from the Nov. 7 election trickled in.
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