news & features

• Columnist Ann Landers—‘a friend and voice of reason’

• Batya Arad, mother of Israeli MIA

• Amid solidarity rallies, protests, Jews debate limits of dissent

• Bush’s speech: From uncertain policy to Israeli support

• U.S. Jews praise talk, U.S. Muslims angered

• Jews hope eco-summit won’t become anti-Israel forum

• World Report

• Songs reflect metamorphoses of composer’s family

• Study sheds new light on Israeli high-tech landscape

• Top Palestinian leaders show signs of Arafat fatigue

• Off the beaten track: A safe, different way to tour Israel

• Mideast Report

• JCS gasping for life via 11th-hour donors

• Thousands join peaceful S.F. march against terrorism

• Palo Alto coalition closes deal on 12-acre Jewish campus

• Just a dozen ‘pioneers’ brave the annual teen trip to Israel

• A virtual guide on ways to give support to Israel

• S.F. anthrax scare a hoax; puzzles local authorities

• Cafe owner struggles to stay open, appeals to diaspora

• Pro-Israel students, U.C. monitor to join contested class

• Congregation Emanu-El rabbi receives national 2002 Covenant Award

• Berkeley bar mitzvah goes all out for homeless families

• Launching a one-man, lunch-hour lobby for Israel

• Jewish Bulletin picks up trio of Rockower Awards

• Sharansky draws 1,500 area emigres to talk on crisis

• Fuel-tanker warning no cause for panic, S.F. security pro says

• SFSU student vows to fight suspension for ‘hate speech’

• Jewish Home says goodbye to director of 34 years

• Human-rights leader celebrates 50 years as a rabbi

• Bush speech gets mixed reviews in Israel

• Seeing Israel through different eyes

columns

• When is breaking the law OK? When is it abhorrent?

opinions & letters

• Bush gives Israel support but no peace plan

• President is undermining efforts to stop violence

• Talk reveals commitment to not reward terror attacks

supplements

• Three women, three careers—one passionate cause

• Women in Business

• Music of Judaism speaks to heart of booking agent

• Petite philanthropist stands tall in a ‘man’s world’