The Proposition
William Yelles
March 5, 1998
Like the priest in her latest movie, director Lesli Linka Glatter is finding her own faith.
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opinion
God Takes the Field
Larry Derfner
February 26, 1998
There\’s nothing more peculiarly, confoundinglyIsraeli than soccer on Shabbat.
Letters
Jewish Journal
February 26, 1998
J.J. Goldberg\’s column on Israeli Finance MinisterNeeman\’s proposal to gradually phase out American economic aid toIsrael missed several key points, leading readers to draw skewedconclusions (\”Foreign Aid as Shell Game,\” Feb. 13).
A Woman’s Voice
Marlene Adler Marks
February 19, 1998
After spending months moderating aweekly chat room in America Online\’s Jewish section, I finally foundEmes, someone I could really talk to.
The Truth About the Media and Jews
Yehuda Lev
February 12, 1998
Jonathan Tobin edits a Jewish newspaper inConnecticut, and his editorial opinions occasionally appear in TheJewish Journal. One such effort, \”Distinguishing Fact from FictionIsn\’t Getting Easier,\” was published on Jan. 23. Herewith some factto counter Tobin\’s fiction.
Getting Stoned
David Margolis
January 4, 1998
I was in the back seat looking in theother direction, so I did not actually see the young Palestinian who,from an elevation at the side of the road, lofted a block of concreteabout 10 inches in diameter in our direction. He made an almostperfect hit, near midpoint on the front windshield. Thunk!
Opinon
Dennis Prager
December 4, 1997
Imagine that it is 1940, and Great Britain is fighting Hitler\’s Nazi Germany almost alone. Imagine, further, that an American who loves both America and England and hates the Nazis works in American intelligence and has access to secret files concerning Germany that, for whatever reason, the United States has not shared with Great Britain. This American gives the secrets to England and is caught.
Maybe Stanley Mosk Isn’t Worried, But I Am
Jewish Journal
October 30, 1997
Mosk is California history with a heartbeat. He\’s the lone Democrat on the Court, its only liberal, and a living reminder of the greatest era in California legal history when our Court was the finest in the nation, a bellwether for individual liberties and establishing legal principles often followed by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Common Ground
Jewish Journal
October 23, 1997
My little Long Island town had two shuls: ourConservative synagogue close to home and the one we called the\”other,\” across town. My parents never mentioned it by name. The shulwas Reform.
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