news & features

• Rising communal star, J.J. Greenberg, killed on bike at 36

• Palestinian representatives caught in bizarre squabble

• Israel uses U.N. assembly to lobby, gauge world opinion

• Jewish leaders weigh in on U.S. action against Iraq while Israel gets ready in the event of an attac

• Despite squabble with CNN, pro-Israel ads hit U.S. TVs

• New Israeli ambassador is tough, flexible in U.S. debut

• At U.N., Bush issues stern warning to Hussein regime as Jews applaud

• Bukharan Jews now in Queens recreate their Sukkot memories

• Split by war, Yugoslav Jews reconnect for Sukkot

• World Report

• German politicians court small but crucial Jewish vote

• U.S., Israel seek to defuse tense Lebanese water plan

• Jewish mom organizes a mission to feed son’s unit

• French court’s freeing of Nazi collaborator incenses Jews

• Campaign to free ‘Palestinian Mandela’ intensifies with start of terrorism trial

• Mideast Report

• Bay Area congregations schedule teach-ins

• New challenges at Israel Center lure ex-director to S.F.

• Temple Beth Emek lands on new ground

• Oakland’s Beth Abraham votes to rejoin Conservative umbrella

• Corrections

• Devotion—and stubbornness key to 65 years of wedded bliss

• New campus rep offers consulate a student’s view

• Israelis’ drums stolen, but show in Berkeley goes on

• Traveling ancient Egyptian art exhibit visits Bay Area

• Puzzle helps day-school students make sense of 9/11

• Reform movement welcomes voices at Israel teach-ins

• Etrog, lulav and Sukkot—and bounty on the Net

• Amid crisis, Israeli Consulate steps up outreach

• Remembering : S.F. congregations gather for Sept. 11 memorial

• Two years later: Arafat waning, but intifada may have life of its own

• Etrog farming cultivates Sukkot ritual, tradition

columns

• Our sukkot may be fragile but strength is from Creator

opinions & letters

• The intifada - two years and counting

• Sukkot reminds me of our vulnerability

• Building a sukkah links joy of craft and creation