April 2004 Stories
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Jewish neo-cons are "outed"
B.C. magazine sparks furor by singling out influential American Jews.
JFSA gathers "fringe"
Healing power of prayer
Temple Sholom has a group of members who say a Mi Shebeirach every morning for people who are ill.
Obsession with matchmaking
Author's debut novel is a passionate story about the Jewish homeland.
Outlaw suicide bombing: MPs
Motion could die if election called before the house votes, Day warns.
The Dalai Lama's horn blower
Mordehai Wosk uses his shofar to create a sacred time or place.
Keep Mideast facts at fingertips
Remembering Israel's fallen
Before Independence Day, we pay tribute to those who gave their lives.
Latent anti-Semitism reawakens
The violence and threats against Jews in Canada are not surprising to those who have been paying attention.
Nasty incidents mar campuses
Israel's friends here are struggling to get their message out to students.
The final Passover for Jesus
Easter is a time of contradictions; a time of painted eggs and pogroms.
Passion for Passover ... food
New cookbooks offer creative suggestions for elegant and tasty dishes.
Jerusalem as Pesach arrives
There are 17 ways to know that Passover is coming to the Israeli city.
Join a seder on Khao San Road
Ten-year-old Chabad House is an example for other Jewish communities.
There's no excuse for boredom
With so many books out there, there's at least one that will entertain you.
Jews to meet with Dalai Lama
Scientific look at the plagues
Don't get fooled by scam artists
Silver lining in Montreal attack
Canadians, united in revulsion, raise funds to help school rebuild library.
Survivors' fears being revived
A people of courage and faith
New publication from Aish.com shows Israeli tenacity in face of terror.
Biggest film festival yet
This year's event, from May 6 to 20, features more than 60 movies, as well as internationally renowned special guests.
Balancing mind and heart
Reb Zalman joins world-renowned spiritual leaders at the Chan.