news & features

• Holocaust survivor ordained as a Reform rabbi at age 67

• Mandela sides with Iranian court

• New Iranian charges revive fears of Jews’ executions

• Israel’s nuclear store expected to escape a major reprimand

• U.S. report

• Two presidential candidates offer equivalent platforms to AIPAC

• Technology recasts Israel’s stock exchange

• Jerusalem Post may sue denier David Irving

• Disoriented and defeated, SLA fighters become refugees

• Are high-tech immigrants the new Israeli pioneers?

• Intel’s Israel plant is chipping away at the old economy

• Palestinian violence persists in territories

• World Report

• France penalizes Yahoo!

• Israel failing to stem sex-trade abuses, Amnesty says

• Israel debates use of huge grants to attract foreign firms

• Israelis vacillate between pride, fear as troops return

• Jewish anthropologist could become Peru’s first lady

• Slouchers and slackers beware: A new breed ofIsraeli professionals has emerged—the workaholic

• Mideast Report

• JCF seeks funds to aid residents of northern Israel

• Famed dancer marking her 80th with a retrospective

• 11-year-old bringing joy, toys to Moscow orphans

• Virtual jokes, quips will tickle your actual funnybone

• Tutor shares a taste of Israel with students

• S.F. vigil for ‘Iranian 13’ draws 100 to protest spy trial

• Anti-Zionist event ignites controversy at Santa Clara

• CCJCC changes date of Ashland theater trip to late summer

• JCC becomes Russian for a day

• Tri-Valley congregation buys site in Pleasanton for new synagogue

• A Victory Day with pins and pride

• Holocaust conference delivers lesson on fighting evil

• Koret wonders what became of $10,000 for S.F. schools

• Challenges mount even as Women of Wall hail victory

• Questions arise after withdrawal

• Thousands leave JCF’s partner city

columns

• In times of crisis, true faith in God pulls people through

opinions & letters

• Is Lebanon Israel’s Vietnam?

• The meat may be kosher, but it’s still a meat market

• Even among educated Jews, gay-bashing still continues

• After Lebanon, Israelis wonder what will come next

supplements

• Silicon Wadi not that far from Silicon Valley, prof says