news & features

• Billionaire killed in fire was true Sephardi benefactor

• Hate crime indictment for Furrow

• Author seeks alumni of Homewood Terrace

• Holocaust contest guidelines offered

• U.S. REPORT

• L.A. Jewish-Muslim ethics code stirring controversy

• USY expects nearly 1,000 at convention in San Jose

• Republican presidential hopefuls step up efforts to woo GOP Jews

• Law of Return will not change, cabinet minister vows

• Albright’s visit leads to Israeli-Syria talks

• Remains of Yom Kippur War soldiers found in Sinai

• AJCommittee names 257 firms that used slave labor

• Final report on Swiss banks finds 54,000 accounts of Nazi victims

• Ex-IDF leader helps Israeli firms enter American market

• Italian custody battle tears girls from Orthodox mother

• Israel facing a second year of drought

• Mideast Report

• MAcher squad takes AZA title with big victory in Walnut Creek

• Former Stanford hoopster adds firepower to Israeli team

• Napa man shares wartime tale of arduous escape from Nazis

• San Francisco man who left behind the skinheads now confronting his ugly past and telling his story

• Haggling assured at Afikomen ‘shuk’

• Conservatory of Flowers model a labor of love for Berkeley man

• Women in Business Listings

• Journalist couple conducting a Shabbat ‘symphony’ online

• Speaker of Knesset predicts ‘cold peace’ in visit here

• New Davis liaison brings Jewish involvement to job

• Fireman’s Fund on hot seat at S.F. Holocaust hearing

• Early Deadline

• ORT aiding abuse victims

• Israel’s 30,000 Karaites follow Bible, not Talmud

• S.F. rabbi guilty of felony, his lawyers say

• Man of the millennium: Maimonides tops poll

columns

• Real miracle of Chanukah: dedication to God, freedom

opinions & letters

• Moses Maimonides, millennial man

• 10 ways to help your child develop a Jewish identity

• If you see a large Jewish family at a rest stop, smile

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