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Lighting a Jewish fuse on the Fourth
With the Fourth of July on Shabbat, it's a perfect time to relax with a few Jewish connections to the day. (Edmon Rodman) Read more »
Groups lining up with Obama on health care measures
As the health care reform debate heats up, Jewish organizations are backing the Obama administration on several key points, including the creation of a government-run public insurance option and pushing for measures that would help the rapidly aging Jewish community. Read more »
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Op-Ed: Embracing public Judaism
The Fourth of July should inspire American Jews to draw on their religious traditions when engaging in the public square, writes Rabbi Jill Jacobs. Read more »
Bibi’s inner circle
After a few weeks in office, Benjamin Netanyahu has assembled an inner circle that offers some hints about the direction in which the prime minister plans to take the country. Read more »
First Date 2.0: ShidduchVision aims to ease shidduch crisis
A new service will permit Orthodox singles to go on first “dates” via video conference rather than travel to far-off locales to meet potential suitors. It's the latest in a slew of initiatives addressing what is often described as a crisis of Orthodox singles unable to find suitable mates. Read more »
Franken recount victory leaves Senate without Jewish GOPers
With its decision in favor of comedian Al Franken, the Minnesota Supreme Court has given the U.S. Senate its first veteran of “Saturday Night Live” -- and left the chamber with no Jewish Republican members. Read more »
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The Israel option
Writing in The Washington Post, John Bolton says an Israeli strike is the only “timely option”… Read Blog »
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Unhip Commentary
D.G. Myers says Jewish hipsters are a specter haunting American Jewry, but he’s just picking on… Read Blog »
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Updated 07/03/09 @ 07:42AM EDT
- A Budapest appeals court disbanded the Hungarian Guard, the private army of the neo-Nazi Jobbik political party.
- Debbie Rowe asked a court to restore her parental rights to the two children she bore Michael Jackson, partly because of the pop icon’s association with the Nation of Islam.
- Reports that bones from a Holocaust mass grave in northern Romania were being sold to medical students appears to be false.
- A Palestinian mufti said Muslim law forbids hugging and kissing anyone who may have been exposed to swine flu, as West Bank cases continue to rise.
- The Israeli military and Palestinian gunmen traded fire on the Gaza border.
- Budapest court disbands neo-Nazi Hungarian Guard
- Rowe seeks parental rights, over Nation of Islam
- Report of sale of Jewish bones likely false
- Palestinian swine flu cases rising
- Israeli army, Palestinians trade fire
- Clinton, Fayyad meet
- Lighting a Jewish fuse on the Fourth
- Regev: Halting natural growth is ‘prejudging’ final status
- The Chosen: Jewish members in the 111th U.S. Congress
- Jackson kids’ Jewish mother could regain custody
- Obama in Cairo: See conflict through eyes of the other
- Guard shot at Holocaust museum dies
- In endorsing two states, Netanyahu adopts popular Jewish position
- Canadian politician sues Jewish groups
- Some Jewish settlers turning against Israel
- Mass converts pose dilemma for Latin American Jews
