news & features

• Arnold Greenberg, engineer, shul mainstay, dies at age 75

• Peter Goldman, ‘world’s best innkeeper,’ dies at 81

• Late publisher major funder of Jewish causes

• House foreign aid bill turns up pressure on Palestinians

• U.S. Report

• Coalitions with Arabs become difficult for Jewish groups

• 7,000 L.A. Jews demonstrate their support for Israel

• ‘The mood is getting worse,’ says D.C. intern’s former rabbi

• Terrorist camp teaches ‘martyrdom’

• BBYO gets $1 million to fund regional offices, other needs

• Masada—symbol of resistance or overblown myth?

• Deleted

• Knesset faction seeks to ban conductor for Wagner piece

• Cabinet votes to build in Negev, but will settlements bloom there?

• Israel returns body of shot-down pilot

• Irving may go under if he can’t cough up Lipstadt’s fees

• World Report

• Defense chief raps plan for haredi to serve after age 23

• Mideast Report

• Ex-Jerusalem official, in S.F., offers grim prognosis for Israel

• Marathon runner sprints to job as Jewish school head

• Beth El gets council’s approval, but it’s still not over

• What’s so bad about gossip? Internet provides answers

• Marin JCC offering a ‘Third Place’ for older adults

• 6 rabbis from around the world settle in South Bay to teach

• Visitors from Upper Galilee eye Jewish, Palestinian activism here

• UJC considers money for settlers, official says here

• Fiddling around

• Genealogy more than just your roots

• Berkeley shul-closure has silver lining for new high school

• Hebrew University provost says students safe but numbers down

• Sharon, Bush teams weigh CIA as referee for Mideast

• Consulate rips film fest for its left-wing panel

• For Jews, stem cell debate still in embryonic stage

columns

• Devarim focuses attention on words and their power

opinions & letters

• Mideast film fest panel spurs local crisis

• Where does a dot-commer find the energy for Shabbat?

• Shame on me: A missed opportunity to teach a lesson