January 2002 Stories

Remain vigilant, says CJC

Hate crimes and poverty top new year agenda for group.

Israel, ancient and modern

Living legends and desertscapes are the focus of a JCC exhibit.

Petition is legitimate

Letters

Peace requires justice

Letters

Jewish "refugees"

Letters

Puzzling free press

Letters

Enemies or friends?

Letters

Incident "stupid": Palestinians

LAMIA LAHOUD and MARGOT DUDKEVITCH

Lessons from the life of King David

Ancient tales are important today, says Seattle educator.

Durban's recriminations

Editorial

Moving beyond the nightmares

Refugees not the issue

Letters

Israel could disappear

Letters

Give space to other views

Letters

Palestinians have rights

Letters

Venue backs out on David Icke

British conspiracy theorist is an unwelcome visitor at Ridge Theatre.

No response from Taiga

Retailer stays mum about tribute to Doug Collins.

Reptiles rule the planet

Icke's New Age conspiracies are the same old lies.

Anti-Semitism in the hospitals

Medical pioneer struggled to find a teaching position in 1950s Toronto.

Falsettos fails to shock

Actors do an OK job with a mediocre musical score.

Arab nations at fault

Letters

Be clear about your agenda

Letters

Let's rise above

Letters

More honest approach

Letters

To serve Baal or Hashem?

Letters

Could this be beginning of the end?

Allowing Arabs the right to return to Israel could be seen as suicide or symbolism.

Generating ideas to support Israel

Hundreds turn out to townhall meeting to discuss solutions to Middle East crisis.

Lives are in the balance

Editorial

The squeaky wheel...

Editorial

Israel is not to blame

Letters

No great revelations

Letters