July 2005 Stories
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Razovsky family rides again
Toronto poet's collections incorporate dogs, noses and Jewish tradition.
Getting the story all wrong
Newspaper columnist says it's a question of ignorance, fear and bias.
Telling a story through dance
Israeli-Canadian choreographer brings her creation to Vancouver stage.
An eye on things that glitter
Gemologist sets up shop in Vancouver to provide independent appraisals.
Part of Israel's defence landscape
Defying stereotypes, ultra-Orthodox soldiers prove their mettle in the Jordan Valley's Netzah Yehuda battalion.
Downtown gets more Jewish
New group aims to bring Yiddishkeit to those living in the urban core.
Heading for the promised land
Vancouverite has high hopes as he prepares to make a summer aliyah.
Dershowitz and peace
Does no groom mean no kids?
How to relate to others
A match struck in New York City
How a Jewish couple from opposite ends of the continent found each other and came to live together.
75 years and counting
Remember our stories
Decades of dedication
Lazar looks back over the years
So many things to do in N.Y.
The city is one of the easiest places to live and vacation Jewishly.
The union of two artistic worlds
Project Yitzhak attempted to promote cultural bonds between Israeli and American Jews.
U.S. teens come to Vancouver
American Jewish Society for Service is here to help build housing.
Israel's envoy is optimistic
Ambassador's word to activists is that they should help, not hinder.
Visit the Rockies ... once more
Wildlife, glaciers and turquoise lakes are among the highlights of a nine-day car trip.
Israeli retreat a commercial hit
The ancient Roman spa at Hamat Gader remains one of the country's best-kept secrets.