news & features

• U.S. Report

• Fond memories of sights, tastes, smells of sukkahs past

• Arab-American’s post raises red flag for Jews

• Jewish content takes a back seat during VP debate

• World Report

• Barak challenged to get tougher after holiday’s escalations

• A timeline of events in the Middle East

• Israeli peace activists lie low as efforts go up in flames

• Text of Security Council Resolution 1322 on Mideast

• Chirac accused of taking sides in Mideast peace talks

• U.N. vote leaves Israel skeptical: Can it ever trust the world body?

• Italy offers to be host of summit

• Yugoslav Jews relieved, but warn recovery will be hard

• Kidnapping of 3 soldiers marks latest Hezbollah terror

• Ukranian girl wins contest celebrating ‘righteous of the world’

• Berkeley students invited to ‘Pizza in Hut’

• ADL offers to help San Quentin guard with lawsuit

• Therapist uncovers family secrets, finds Shoah tragedy

• Ohr Emet’s new Torah bridges 2 nations and cultures

• Davies Hall plays to Russian audience for Yom Kippur

• Advocates in S.F. speak out for Holocaust’s ‘other’ victims

• S.F. delegation to Russia shares hate-crimes expertise and vodka

• ‘The Harmonists’ will open San Jose Jewish Film Festival

• Correction

• Answer a halachic question or pursue Jewish alternatives

• Halachically challenged grower of etrogs shares sukkah stories

• Dr. Laura atones—but not enough for some

• A jubilant S.F. JCC gets go-ahead to raze building

• Burlingame resident rediscovers long-lost cousin in Czech village

• Jews set solidarity rallies in Bay Area, U.S. cities

• Stanford offers choice Palo Alto spot for new JCC

• Arab violence shakes Jews across the political spectrum

columns

• Take time to sit in a sukkah, being mindful of its symbols

opinions & letters

• Israel is as fragile as a sukkah

• Long before TV’s ‘Survivor,’ Jews knew how to live in huts

• Israeli Arabs prove they’re no longer a loyal minority group

• If Barak can’t pass the test, the peace process will fail