news & features

• Black-skinned dolls shipped to Israelis

• 2,000 Syrian Jewish emigrants seeking to become U.S. citizens

• Jewish vote now seen as only ‘Gore’s to lose’

• U.S. says Israel boosts human rights record

• Internet ‘wanted’ poster omits Palestinians suspects

• U.S. Report

• Baptists to blitz Chicago during conversion convention

• Irving accused of mocking survivors as trial nears end

• Israel to vacate Lebanon regardless of Syria

• Palestinian hunger strike begins

• Court rules that Israel must open settlements to Arabs

• Pope seeks reconciliation, but relations still strained

• S.F. money shows Israelis another way to tie the knot

• German firm subpoenaed

• World Report

• Israelis, Palestinians revive stalled peace negotiations

• Israel on alert for terror attacks following Hamas raid

• Israeli cabinet minister accused of sexual harassment

• Australian magazine assigns revisionist to cover trial

• Mideast Report

• Israeli high school students will read Palestinian poets

• Sonoma festival to show German propagandist’s film

• World Jewish Congress rekindles Transamerica boycott

• Day schools won’t become panacea for Jewish future

• Clinton taps local rabbis for counsel on nation’s issues

• South Alameda to get first Jewish day school this fall

• Symposium for grandparents on Sunday

• Same-gender couples address obstacles and new acceptance

• Otzma participants say living in Israel changes lives

• Anti-Semitic mailing worries Sacramento professors

• ‘Shabbat Across America’ targets students, unaffiliated

• Jews rally in S.F. to protest Austrian ultranationalism

• Renewal rabbi will be weekend guest

• Yids can bid on Net, delve into Cuban, Sephardi Jews by James D. Besser

• Bay Area audiences sing the praises of Jewish opera

• Palestinians trying to co-opt Jesus as one of their own

• 2 Jewish high schools planned for Sept. ‘01

columns

• ‘Who is a Jew?’ question becoming more complex

opinions & letters

• High hopes for Jewish high schools

• Watch out: Photo-op pope is no friend by Joseph Aaron

• Ultra-religious rock-throwers shatter peaceful Shabbat by Nechemia Meyers

supplements

• South Florida becomes mecca for Jewish seniors

• Pumping up the muscles, heart rate beneficial at any age

• Reaching out to help victims of elder abuse

• Authors debunk the myths that hold back the elderly

• South Bay panel offers advice to adult children with frail parents

• Ready to head off to tropical paradise? Here’s a checklist

• Taking medications requires vigilence

• Grab bars, night lights, step stools create a safer home

• Boomerang kids extend parenting experience to golden years

• Web site for ‘Generation A’ targets Americans over 50

• Estate planning protects assets