June 2007 Stories
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It's all in the way you say it
Share in the dance of Miriam
Ancient art form of belly dancing is becoming a growing trend.
An alphabet of infant care
New book for parents covers everything they may need to know.
Israeli women helping Bedouins
Legal rights centre staff work for social change by offering pro bono service in Beersheba.
Secular Jews flee Jerusalem
Changing neighborhoods make it impossible to stem the tide.
Honors given to Yosef Wosk
University, library thank philanthropist and scholar at special event.
British lash out once more
Prof. bangs apartheid drum
Palestinian intellectual delivers sermon for 40-year anniversary.
Har El volunteers build homes
The shul that's not a shul
Richmond Country Club's Jewish history spans 50-plus years.
Sailing into the summer sun
With a little practise, anyone can take the windsurfing challenge.
Reflections on Camp Miriam
The labor-Zionist youth movement has changed over the years.
Inspired artwork by the sea
It's no surprise that Sooke Harbor House continues to impress.
Rabbi focuses on key values
Telushkin gives his Winnipeg audience wise words of guidance.
Romeo and Juliet revisited
Bard production highlights the humor in this tragic romance.
Fighting against fighting itself
Netanyahu's nephew has been avoiding army duty for years.
Maintaining health as we age
Cynader offers recommendations for mental acuity to seniors.
Summer: time for the R's
Our loudest chronicler of truth
Mordecai Richler was famously the toughest knaydel in Canada's multicultural soup.
It's a home away from home
Three months after relocating from Israel, Alon Mizrahi settles in.
Advocacy through dialogue
How to get the best care for a sick child using your own research.
Getting real with your diet
When you're trying to lose weight, take it easy on yourself.
It's all about the numbers
Legacy of Chernobyl's children
Chabad helps kids from former Soviet Union affected by radiation start a new life in Israel.
Escape with a good book
Some stories are full of sorrow, but all will entertain readers.
Managing environmental woes
Israel and the JNF support biodiversity and are at the forefront of ecological protection.
The Knesset's revolving door
Delivering hope to community
Canadian-supported Asper centre in Jerusalem gives new life to lagging neighborhood.
What are we all about, anyway?
Veteran journalist takes another look at Canadian identity, in its many permutations.
The long journey to Canada
Fifty years on, a Scottish immigrant recalls the ways he adapted.