July 2007 Stories

Jewish Independent hat trick

Knowing the art of the deal

Rocking and rolling down river

Klezmer cruise brings together legendary musicians from around the Jewish world.

The roots of violence

Editorial

For the love of dance

Community arts project bridges generations.

Maxim sparks controversy

Army women are photographed as promotional tool for Israel.

A legendary soprano

Sills described as one of NYC's top attractions.

Shul gets new leader

Shaarey Tefilah welcomes rabbinical student.

The joy of singing out

Bagel Club choir members love getting together.

Elegant dining on the water

Steveston's newest restaurant serves up a variety of fish and fowl.

Time to fire up the grill again

Passport appeal lost

Federal court still says Jerusalem not capital.

Research creates hope

Genealogy expert shares stories of generations.

Faces look out at the world

Meyers photo exhibit inspires a sense of humanity – not pity.

Time to set up a date

Keep comfort, security at the top of the agenda.

Becoming a true ba'al teshuvah

The Orthodox Jewish lifestyle attracts a growing number of young British Columbians.

Addressing teen challenges

Hotfoot it down to the park

Summer dance sessions put a spring in the step of all ages, abilities.

Get your travelling shoes on

Beyond Vancouver, our province is full of fun summer activities.

Israeli sympathy for refugees

Mideast learning curve

Editorial

New Democrats tour Israel

Party members from across Canada get to see Holy Land.

Learning a new culture

Sharon Shalom fosters acceptance of community.

A family-wide simchah

Three generations step up to the bimah together.

Anti-religious or an atheist?

Restoring a Jewish presence

Streams of Judaism are competing for survival in Ukraine.

Bring out the cheesecake

Local bakeries outdo themselves for JI taste-testing contest.

Bring the table outside

Crispy and refreshing greens

Cooling summer drinks

Harley riders take Israeli roads

Motorcycle club members share delight in a bike that's relatively new to their homeland.

A question of Jewish ethics

A very critical mass

Editorial

Learning a new way of life

Gush Katif settlers get a hand from Vancouver community.

Lebanon war, one year later

TUTS is back on track

"Bad" kids have good show

Peace? It's not likely

Editorial

Chronicler of the province

Immigrant was a legendary photographer in early days.

Vancouver historian hailed

Decades of work by Cyril Leonoff heralded with national award.

League steps up to the plate

Softball teams create competitive spirit and many new friendships.

Summer holiday tips

Pre-planning will save time and let you relax.

The festival of love and unity

Tu b'Av has ancient roots in biblical times, but in Israel, it's also like Valentine's Day.