February 2008 Stories

Films to promote peace

High-profile donor helps local youth initiative.

Approaching the goal

Donation brings fund-raising target in sight.

Please put a cork in it

A disjointed performance

Arts Club Theatre rock opera offers crowd a taste of everything.

Be careful with that sugar

Nutrition is one of the key elements to keeping children healthy.

Lies, local and global

Editorial

Music of remembrance

Jewish history comes alive

Israeli historian discusses Dead Sea Scrolls at Beth Israel.

A transformative trip

Students help Ghanaians build community centre.

Golubchuk improves

Legal battle surrounding his condition continues.

Old-time humor comes to life

The JAP Show and Lipshtick revive Jewish comedic traditions.

Taking the Bible at its word

A.J. Jacobs tried to live a holy life in 21st-century New York City.

Making sense of precedent

How recent Supreme Court decisions should influence your own.

An Israeli with capital ideas

Ex-pat connects Israeli startup companies with U.S. funders.

Make a will and do it right

Thinking ahead may help you avoid much trouble in the future.

So, what will it be for you today?

Where luxury and poverty meet

The once-divided city of Jerusalem is now becoming segregated along economic lines.

Arab charter of wrongs

Editorial

McCain leads the right

Candidate for president talks about Israel.

Making a global soundtrack

Record-breaking year

IGTO is expecting even more Canadians in 2008.

Top gastronomic destination

Tel Aviv offers visitors a wide range of high-quality restaurants.

The art of storytelling

Dimona – a show of intent

Suicide bombers return to the streets of Israel's cities.

A shared set of ideals

Editorial

Heroism fêted at local launch

Vancouver Magen David Adom fund-raises for ambulance.

Touchy topics debated

Contest addresses hard Israeli policy issues.

Judge sides with family

Interim injunction ordered in life support case.

Peace Now at Hillel House

Speaking their minds

The cutting edge of dance

Artist offers interactive performance to which all can relate.

Local youths excel in games

Athletes return from Pan-American Maccabiah bearing medals.

Bible animated by the body

Rabbi mixes kabbalah study with the Indian practice of yoga.

Creator of organic architecture

Canadian-Israeli architect Moshe Safdie is one of the world's most-respected designers.

In very bad company

Editorial

A joint effort is needed

Expert wants international help in Mideast.

A denial of one's nationality

Hate crime conviction

Creative sparks alight

The forest inspires sculptor and photographer.

Silence is not always golden

People shouldn't wait to talk about the issues surrounding aging.

Stranger in a strange land

Food and family mark a very welcoming Rosh Hashanah meal.

The ability to create and destroy

In Should've, Roald Hoffmann holds scientists and artists accountable for their actions.

A dispute to ponder

Editorial

Our sacred obligation

Editorial