May 2010 Stories
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Time to master art of living
Israel must take the lead in pressing for a two-state solution.
Overfishing prompts a ban
Legislation attempts to replenish dwindling stocks in the Galilee.
Award-winning living
An artist’s assault on the senses
Israeli-born, New York-based Drew Tal is catching critics’ attention for his photographs.
Celebrating 80 years ...
A collective autobiography
JWB/JI nurtures community
A maestro celebrates paper’s years of support for arts and culture.
Making kids feel they matter
Community papers function to keep us connected to home base.
Full of learning opportunities
The Jewish Independent has played a big role in educating us all.
Forty years ... and counting
Ron Freedman’s sales legacy is continuing with his son, Steve.
Dairy joys for Shavuot
Shanghai’s inspiration
Curator of the Zack
Traveling on the roads of life
Becky’s New Car takes its audience on a highly entertaining ride.
Investing in a positive future
Was the Bard friend or foe?
Celebrating 80 years ...
Experience the fire of dance
Chen Lizra shares her passion for Latin and Arab cultures.
An artist paints music
Playing together online
More casting choices made
A miracle of Jewish history
Howard Fast’s My Glorious Brothers tells a compelling story.
Develop good driving habits
Two instructors share their approaches to teaching people to drive.
The next step in hybrid cars
Chevrolet’s Volt offers an attractive alternative to the gas engine.
A shameful parting with the truth
Responding to National Geographic’s inaccurate article on water rights and use in Israel.