January 2008 Stories

Potentially dangerous talk

Extreme rabbi has nothing to do with Lubavitch: Wineberg.

Jews and Arabs volunteer

Why can't weddings be simple?

Local writer talks about her soon-to-be-released film and of working with her husband.   

Geneological tourism at JSA

Writer tells seniors group about the search for his family heritage.

Looking for a match at camp?

Capitalism's ideological anchor

Reactions to the works of Ayn Rand continue to oscillate, despite the years gone by.

Our man in Tehran?

Editorial

Notes from the underground

Theatre gives troubled Israeli youth a chance to succeed.

Environmentalism as a career

For Tzeporah Berman, it's like Tu b'Shevat all year round.

Risky business success

Entrepreneur shares ideas at Kollel Business Club.

Teaching in the Galilee

A man and his words fall apart

Norman Mailer's life and his novels became the voice for a confused generation.

On expressing hatred

Editorial

Money for generations

Two Jewish groups get some federal funding.

What makes a refugee?

Experts talk about resettlement of war victims.

Immigrating to Yokne'am

The gateway to the Galilee is experiencing renewed vitality.

Having faith in media

Journalist discusses how to report on religion.

Fighting to save father's life

New medical evidence is presented in the Sam Golubchuk case.

Vancouver rabbi among lions

Jewish museum exhibit focuses on life in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.

Show of Canadian comfort

B.C. painter gains inspiration from his natural surroundings.

Ballyhoo at Metro Theatre

Award-winning play depicts a Jewish family in wartime America.

Values in which we take pride

There are numerous possible reasons for why so many Jews have won the Nobel Prize.

Seifert's last stand?

Editorial

More one-sided anger

Editorial