news & features

• Israeli jazz cats are quite the scene in N.Y. jam sessions

• Bush budget plan’s not bad—but it’s not good either, Jews say

• Jewish braille institute is eye on the world

• Rabbis condemn proliferation of ‘Ex-Gay’ programs

• Hollywood director says Wiesenthal Center nixed film

• Lantos’ D.C. office is a living tribute to Wallenberg

• Berkeley writer wins Pulitzer for epic on immigration

• Gay medical students relentless in Yeshiva housing case

• US report

• No reward for tips on terrorists who killed Americans in Israel

• Warning about funding cuts leaves BBYO in limbo

• Shoah survivors’ daughters may have more cancer stress

• U.S. gets an ‘A’, Sweden an ‘F’ for prosecuting Nazis

• Is Russian TV ‘coup’ a preview to anti-Semitic season?

• Palestinian article calls the Holocaust ‘a fable’

• Intifada reopens old wound for reservists protesting duty

• Filmmaker hurrying to get stories of Czech survivors

• World Report

• Multicultural seder

• Jews in Rio worried by Neo-Nazis

• Interfaith prayer will focus on peace, understanding

• ‘Disengagement doesn’t work,’ Lieberman says in S.F.

• Moroccan end-of-Pesach festival draws 375 to JCC

• Interfaith home life is subject of lecture

• Using art to explore spirituality, Sha’ar Zahev holds celebration

• Berkeley writer blends lives of German, Jewish artists

• Bible traveler to speak

• Teens at ‘Seder for Change’ explore race and ecology

• JVS will honor four with its Strictly Business Awards

• Outsold by outlets, Kosher shops eating leftover matzvah

• Israeli justice, in Bay Area, reflects on supreme career

• Correction

• JFCS Disabilities Project volunteer training being offered

• Navigate Middle East issues or study up on refugee Jews

• After survivors are gone, will the world still ‘never forget’?

• Seeking to restore deterrence, Israel risks escalation

columns

• What it means for a Jew to eat at table of Divine

opinions & letters

• Commemorations and fear

• Earth Day may be the most important Jewish holiday

• The conflicted identities of a daughter of survivors

supplements

• Aussie who awaits green card lends hand at Jewish agencies

• Jewish thrift shops brimming with deals—and tales

• In first person… Collecting Passover food

• Israeli immigrants get housing thanks to renovation project

• Globetrotters offer Bulletin a lifetime of expertise

• In first person… Helping Cuban synagogue

• Toronto Jews take to streets and the Guyana rainforests to serve those in need

• Dean of Bulletin volunteers marks her 90th

• Volunteer Action Center hooks many hands-on helpers

• In first person… Doing good deeds daily

• In first person… A raffle to aid the homeless

• Tel Aviv humanitarian group draws religious, secular