news & features

• Ernest Rosenthal, quiet leader and lifelong learner, dies

• Bush disappointing victims’ relatives after Hebrew U. bombing

• Anti-Israel incumbent is ousted from Georgia seat

• Rabbi sleuths track alleged L.A. rapist

• Americans blaming both sides in Mideast

• Sacramento unites to rebuild synagogue attacked by arson

• U.S. Report

• U.S. grassroots effort ‘embraces’ terror victims

• Jews for Jesus proselytes given the boot in Ukraine

• DF begins pullout of troops from some territories

• Islamic group targets top Jews in Denmark

• Hebrew U. doctors make new cancer weapon

• Historic Slovenian synagogue needs more funding to survive

• Was Barak at fault in Israeli Arab riots?

• Israel may get image makeover from U.S. spin doctors

• Jewish group helps to heal apartheid’s squalid legacy

• Death of IDF soldier ignites questions, fury

• Rare illness sparks creation of database

• Blazing hot Jericho could be flashpoint for Mideast conflict

• Mideast Report

• Feisty SFSU student: ‘If I can fight KGB, I can fight this’

• 122-year-old ORT gets a boost from Silicon Valley

• Non-Jewish workers enjoy a day of Jewish enrichment

• Jewish teachers can glean games, lesson plans for students online

• Threats, mysterious visitor plague Oakland butcher

• Swig campers call for social change to combat hunger

• Whimsical children’s toys become life’s work for a Sausalito artist

• Correction

• Mitzvot and more at Temple Beth Jacob

• ‘Queer Jews’ with local ties make no apologies in anthology

• John Frank, ex-49er turned surgeon, has a mom to thank

• ‘Hate’ graffiti saddens East Bay restaurant owner

• Cal, SFSU campuses likely to boil over again

• History under water—Holy sites imperiled

columns

• Listening to voice of God, which guides us on our paths

opinions & letters

• A disturbing miniseries on Hitler’s youth

• Anti-Israel prejudice is still bigotry, anti-Semitic or not

• Never again—Auschwitz visit dreadful but necessary