July 2010 Stories

A communal response

Students and others look to help educate.

An exhibit of vital heroism

Adult education’s key

Betty Nitkin is honored for her years at Melton.

Rainbow’s 20th year

Jewish inmates are off the radar

The author recounts experiences of volunteers dedicated to working with Jews in prison.

Local inmates get help

The Italian countryside by bike

A trip to Umbria is packed with ceramic crafts, history, sights and delicious cuisine.

Hamas’ latest target

Editorial

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Eat for today and tomorrow

Ocean Wise means fish have been sustainably harvested.

Author piles on flavors

“Raw” means more than salads, smoothies.

Speak truth to power

Students of faith present global leaders with goals.

Five honored at AGM

JSA has some fun while getting down to business.

Diet can do what pills cannot

Mediterranean heat

Chilies make this pasta dish deliciously spicy.

Fruity summer drinks

The impact of Gazan tunnels

Decoys are no answer

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Independent wins again

Building for the future

Innovators visit Israel to brainstorm ideas.

Art sales aid housing options

Luis Guincher pays tribute to his late friend, Samuel Frid.

Jordanians mull a deep taboo

Retired vets call for Palestinians to be stripped of their citizenship.

March held for Shalit

Thousands of Israelis take to the streets in support.

Acting for true peace

Arab-Hebrew theatre is Jaffa’s “island of sanity.”

A door closes, another opens

Shaarey Tefilah is leaving a lasting legacy, through several gifts.

Blogger stirs up storm

Vigorous dialectic has value

A history of creative tension has offered Jews strategic choices.

What is free speech?

Editorial

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Talented performers in TUTS

Both productions are great, but Joseph is a cut above.

Big cats have a stage turn

The Lion King offers a masterfully designed world.

Grad ceremonies interrupted

Jordanian students outraged by the Made-in-Israel caps and gowns.

A question of defence

Israelis debate proposal to cut military spending.

Arrest sparks Kotel ban

Anat Hoffman of Women of the Wall is detained.

Graves spark protests

Neturei Karta brings complaint to Toronto Jews.

York student charged

A benchmark case under Canada’s Criminal Code.

Jewish pride wins over hate

Five hundred march under Kulanu’s rainbow in Toronto parade.

A rich legacy on show

Celebrate the art and passion of George Vamos.

Making space for love

Tu b’Av is the day to celebrate relationships.

Music lovers get a summer treat

Asher Fisch conducts Seattle Opera’s production of Richard Wagner’s Tristan and Isolde.

Brush with inequality stings

A danger from within

Editorial

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Independent wins again

The real estate rat race

Glengarry Glen Ross comes to Arts Club.

Need to see it to believe it

Koozå exhilarates with acrobatics under Grand Chapiteau.

World’s first responder

An Israeli aid team is the first to reach the Congo.

Jewish property losses

A new government department will handle claims.

Budagov joins Fender, Gibson

Israeli-made guitar is becoming musicians’ instrument of choice.

Local resorts beckon

Sunshine or not, plenty to enjoy on this coast.

Enjoying the fun, hard work

Stone-age conspiracy

Editorial

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