Ajami: A Middle East without mercy
By MICHAEL FOX Even by the high standards set by Israeli films in the last few years, Ajami is a knockout. ...
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Armenians mark their ‘holocaust’ on April 24
There are numerous similarities in the mass murder of Jews during World War II and the genocide of Armenians (Editor’s ...
Editorial: Making peace in the Midwest
In Israel’s hospitals political differences are left at the front door. The job of healing makes no distinction as far ...
The Simpsons visit the Holy Land
Ned Flanders tries to save the eternal soul of his neighbor, Homer Simpson, by bringing him on a church trip ...
Food for thought at our Passover seder
By CONNIE GOLDMAN All human beings are worthy and deserving of freedom.... Passover comes to remind Jews, and all people ...
Jerusalem 101
A third of Jerusalemites, the Arab population, lives in East Jerusalem, an area not visited by Jewish Israelis or American ...
Is the Orthodox ban on homosexuality wavering?
Rabbis in Israel are reinterpreting Jewish law, and Orthodox gays are coming out of the closet By MOSHE GIT Two ...
A Zionist pioneer from Minneapolis
Saadia Gelb, a pillar of Kibbutz Kfar Blum in Israel, was the forerunner for a generation of progressive Labor Zionist ...
Dead Sea Scrolls go on exhibit at Science Museum of Minnesota in St. Paul
It was media preview day today for the extensively publicized new exhibit, The Dead Sea Scrolls: Words That Changed the World, at ...
A Jewish Tea Party?
Rabbi Mordechai Yitzchok Friedman vents in Brooklyn Although this "Jewish Tea Party" meeting took place on Purim, apparently it's not ...
