news & features

• Jewish, Latino leaders convene unity summit

• Wiesenthal Center urges probe of Gestapo chief’s fate

• Plan to pardon 4 Chassidim devised in the fall, lawyer says

• Dictionary to drop slang usage of ‘jew’

• U.S. Report

• Jews split on Christian club meeting in public school

• Canada trade show bans anti-Semitic author

• Endangered European shuls get grants for restoration

• Report: E-sales triple in Israel

• Powell’s visit proves relations between Israel, U.S. are changed

• Labor’s internecine war reveals a tattered peace camp

• Labor’s portfolio choices may threaten unity prospects

• World Report

• 4 haredim arrested in theft ring; $2 million of Judaica recovered

• Ambassador undertakes tough mission in Johannesburg

• Actress brings revamped ‘Goddess’ back to Marin

• Miriam blazed trail for modern women, says writer

• Jewish Relationships Interfaith issues have cropped up over weddings and circumcisions

• Calif. energy broker sees conservation as Jewish cause

• ‘Gay? Oy Vey!’ cleans out Israel’s closets

• Two Jews with ideas venture forth with new capital

• Tikvah plans seminar on Shoah memoirs

• Bay Area Jewish hiking club invites singles to Hawaii in May

• Stars shine for overflow crowd at Havdallah event

• Local literacy group helps kids remember Dr. Seuss

• 400 gather here to explore ‘future of the Holocaust’

• Oakland’s Fairyland plans costume parade and parties for Purim

• Bay Area mourns victims of Santa Barbara fatal car crash

• Friend’s tragedy spurs woman to pursue trauma center

• Israeli in S.F. says liberal Jews should be more vocal

• JCRC’s coexistence plank wins national support at Washington plenum this week

• Diplomat delivers hard-line stance to Bay Area students

• Log onto Purim games, recipes, costumes for kids

• Correction

• Saddam’s back—and posturing to be Palestinian hero

• Spiraling energy costs rattle Jewish groups

columns

• Finding sanctity in the home, community and in the Divine

opinions & letters

• Likud and Labor must stand together

• Will ‘charitable choice’ erode the separation of church and state?

• Faith-based plans suggest Bush is a divider, not a uniter