news & features

• Jury selection delayed for Williams brothers until October

• The Chai Society—Yale’s members-only Jewish club

• Grants available for Holocaust survivors

• U.S. Report

• New park will honor Anne Frank in Idaho, home of supremacists

• Settlers carrying out vigilante tactics to avenge attacks

• Restitution delays anger Hungarian Jews

• Spirit high at Maccabiah Gamesdespite the heightened security

• World Report

• As both sides trade attacks, cease-fire turning to dust

• Swiss whistle-blower claims he’s broke, despite rewards

• Local participants compete in Jewish games

• Mideast Report

• Judge OKs eruv for suburban Montreal Jews

• Koret makes high-profile appointments to its board

• Israel crisis spurs Bay Area synagogues into action

• Jews rallying state support for three S.F. institutions

• Local woman arrested at opening ceremony

• Israel’s affairs now public via government’s gateway

• Dobbs named to U.J. board

• Jewish Museum S.F., Judah L. Magnes vote to merge

• Studying Christianity brings rabbi closer to Judaism

• Gay and lesbian rabbis grapple with lifecycle issues, aging

• Palo Alto JCC head stepping aside, but not right away

• Talking to teens about sexuality can be tricky, Reform rabbis say

• Oldest member of Beth Ami to mark her 100th year

• S.F. Goldman Institute on Aging receives gold award

• Reform rabbis debate virtues of a veggie diet

• Beth El’s bid for new building moves closer to a vote

• ALSJCC to send off local Maccabi team

• Racists target San Diego ADL, area chief tells S.F. supporters

• Israel’s old wounds are reopened as friend of Rabin assassin freed

• Why Israel is losing the media war

• JCF adds Orthodox, ex-Soviets and Israeli to its board

columns

• Why is the Israelites’ journey described in intricate detail?

opinions & letters

• Federations needs diverse voices

• Halachic loophole: Quick-divorce scam violates women

• U.N. videotape flap smacks of hypocrisy, favors guerrillas

supplements

• Polish partisan revealed truth to disbelieving

• Our foremother Sarah, a woman of great faith

• New diagnostic tools detect health problems, allay illnesses

• Principal was an inspiration to S.F. youth

• Marsha Raleigh Rivkin opened Jewish windows

• My late husband survived WWII and helped to build Jewish state

• Who is a true hero? You can be one to others as well as to yourself

• As age 50 looms, is it time for a smichah or a Porsche?

• Health resources come home with a savvy Webside manner

• About ‘In first person…’

• More retirees are making themselves at home in Holy Land

• Grandma taught me to hug

• Survivor gives class a lesson in courage

• At 90, Jewish educator’s thirst still not quenched

• Kindhearted U.S. Jews kept us alive after we fled to Shanghai

• 3 Jewish scientists inspired me and changed the world

• Companion books can enhance Internet search on health issues

• Dad maintains his dignity despite reversals of fortune during WWII