Hearing set in Hebrew National lawsuit
AJW Staff Report A motion to dismiss the lawsuit charging that Hebrew National hot dogs are not “100% kosher,” as ...
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Chosen as baseball’s ‘Designated Hebrew’
By MORDECAI SPECKTOR Over eight seasons in the Big Leagues, Ron Blomberg, a Jewish ballplayer from Georgia, had a .293 ...
A story of Jewish survival, set to music
Twin Cities Jewish Chorale, St. Paul JCC Symphony collaborate to perform a Holocaust-era oratorio By ERIN ELLIOTT BRYAN / Community ...
Twin Cities Lag B’Omer celebration is May 18
A gala Lag B’Omer Great Parade celebrating Jewish unity and pride will begin 11 a.m. Sunday, May 18 at the ...
Playing the soundtrack of Israel
Marking 10 years of recording and performing success, the Idan Raichel Project schedules a St. Paul concert By MORDECAI SPECKTOR ...
It’s Supermensch!
The History of Invulnerability challenges what we think we know about Superman and his Jewish creators By DORIS RUBENSTEIN For ...
Upcoming: The Idan Raichel Project, May 14
Idan Raichel Israeli music luminary Idan Raichel talked with the American Jewish World this week, via telephone from his home ...
Gus Gutman leaves a legacy in two countries
Beginning in the 1990s, Gus Gutman made several trips back to his native Germany where he spoke about his Shoah ...
Yossi Beilin to speak at J Street town hall
Yossi Beilin (center) appeared at a Macalester College forum on Mideast peacemaking, in Sept. 2007. Joining Beilin were Palestinian Authority ...
Shoah survivor leaves legacy of love, strength
Felicia Schulz, who survived Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen, enjoyed a wonderful life with her family in St. Paul By ERIN ELLIOTT ...
