news & features

• Hella Roubicek, survivor, dies at 74

• Anthrax threat rattles Univ. of Pennsylvania Hillel

• Students on spring break better the world, not their tans

• U.S. report

• Gay couple sues Yeshiva U. for housing

• Swiss not ashamed of WWII, poll finds

• U.N. review of nuclear treaty will shine spotlight on Israel

• World Report

• Israel releases Lebanese but will seek to change law

• Molotov cocktail hits German synagogue

• Cisco scoops up another Israeli tech firm

• King Abdullah presses for peace during first trip to Israel

• Israel finally moves closer to upgrading status at U.N.

• Immigrants serve in unit that saved them

• Street in Rome honors a fascist who saved Budapest Ghetto Jews

• Mideast Report

• S.F. Yom HaShoah event to recall 1943 anti-Nazi rally

• Ex-JCC director helps Jews in India

• Environmental fair slated at ALSJCC

• Gospel-tinged San Francisco seder lets freedom ring

• San Jose schedules Holocaust ceremony

• Black-Jewish seder held to promote understanding

• Filmmaker seeks to capture voices of child survivors

• Berkeley translators celebrate Amichai’s ‘vibrant’ opus

• Study Israel independence, remember its heroes online by Mark Mietkiewicz

• At 100, S.F. National Council of Jewish Women continued on

• Rabbi at end of 1800s wasn’t really a rabbi

• Kirschner assesses scandal and his life

• Redevelopment Agency OKs Jewish Museum

columns

• Countering the last bastion of hate and building bridges

opinions & letters

• Why we need Holocaust Remembrance

• Those of us with broken hearts make baffling choices at times

• Forwarded mass e-mails trivialize Holocaust victims by Neil Rubin

• Yom HaShoah means more than saying, ‘Never again’ by Sam Gejdenson