news & features

• FDR statue reignites the furor over his Holocaust role

• Palestinian attacks rank second deadliest in world

• Court to rule on church-state issue

• Classroom moment of silence upheld by U.S. appeals court

• Deported Hamas activist vows to keep fighting for Palestinians

• News Analysis: Agreement won’t restore all welfare cuts, agencies warn

• Fired Swiss guard faces threats at home, praise abroad

• Israelis are flocking to Key West to seek their treasures

• Satmar school district case may return to Supreme Court

• Palestinians’ new covenant not happening, Israelis say

• Reform bid may deepen tensions, Netanyahu aide says

• Swiss rightists fighting Holocaust fund, worrying Jews

• Did Israeli millionaire `sell his soul’ to Iran for riches?

• Russian Jews launch anti-fascist magazine

• Mideast Report

• Holocaust Remembrance Day memorializes lost children

• World Report

• Israeli army chief warns against military budget cuts

• Sharansky ignores advice, urges China to boost rights

• News Analysis: British Jews see Blair as ally, but key MPs defeated

• Violent anti-Semitism waning, but message thrives on Internet

• News Analysis: Few rays of light shine on darkening peace process

• May is healing month for Jewish community

• East Bay federation to honor its former president at dinner

• JCF, Israeli mayors plan for Upper Galilee growth

• Congressman honors his rescuer with a postage stamp

• Survivors and teenagers explore Holocaust’s impact on the young

• Beyond chicken soup: A healer’s take on Chinese medicine

• Brandeis poets beat thousands in contest

• JFCS of East Bay is celebrating 120 years of service

• Israel Caravan at SFSU eclipses Palestinian protest

• South Bay Shorts ORT members staff gift-wrapping desk

• ADL applauds conviction of common-law court group

• North Bay Short Movement class will begin at MJCC

• Survivors affirm friendship, faith at Berkeley seder

• Laughs, spirituality set for MJCC series

• San Francisco Shorts Café by the Bay will debut on May 15

• Rebel daughter tests parents’ faith

• News Analysis: Will spy charges damage U.S.-Israel relations?

• U.S. report may bring a windfall to survivors

columns

• Kedoshim: On teaching entire community together

opinions & letters

• A story with much to teach

• Coercion, intimidation are way of cults, not Judaism

• Tiger Woods avoids playing into trap of racial stereotypes

supplements

• In first person…

• In first person…Family fare: a fishy story about a housepet

• In first person…Mom’s Yinglish letters stymie two generations

• True confession: I’m a Jewish Mother, despite pet tarantula

• Mother’s Day Restaurant Listings

• In first person…Mother is `angel in white’ to cancer patients, families

• In first person…Recalling a mother’s shtetl kitchen

• In first person…Mother was an opera diva; she was not much of a cook

• In first person…Mom dished out guilt, well seasoned with humor