November 2010 Stories
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Alternate narrative of home
A tangle of memories
Israelis remain in tug-of-war over Rabin legacy. DAVID ROSENBERG AND KALINDI O’BRIEN THE MEDIA LINE
Impact of personal writings
Enjoy Yiddish cooking time
Art of representation
Camp escapee warned world
Taking the long road back home
Celebrating 80 years ...
Genocides can be prevented
Satirist launches series
Breaking new ground
Festival delivers quality films
Books make great holiday gifts
Pop music with a sacred mission
Chassidic musicians blend secular with religious, creating fusion genres in their wake.
Celebrating 80 years ...
Beth Israel plans for future
Synagogue fundraises for new buildings and parking lot.
On dog-human interactions
Renowned expert, Dr. Stanley Coren, will close the book festival.
Helping unsung heroes
Second Yaffa House opens
Choices celebrates women
This year’s event featured fun and an educational component.
Campaign mind-meld
Moving family drama
She fell in love with dance
Vanessa Goodman creates and performs with several companies.
Colorful, stylish headscarves
Robyn Blicker’s web-based business is seeking a wide clientele.
Activist lives loud
Celebrating 80 years ...
Galloway tours nation
Different spins on an ancient toy
A dreidel is more than a game – it also symbolizes bravery, spirituality, miracles, strength.
Exposing Hitler’s diplomats
Third Reich’s Foreign Ministry was deeply involved in Holocaust.
Investigating memory
Connecting vibrant leaders
Faiths talk on suffering
Community unites together
Society celebrates its 10th
An encounter with greatness
Jewish world music releases
Novel isn’t too Jewish, after all
British author Howard Jacobson celebrates award win with his extended mishpachah.
Endearing, flawed humanity
Guide gives Israel top marks
Israel displays Asian culture
The Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art is an unlikely treasure trove.
South Africa’s Wild Coast
One of the most beautiful regions in the world deserves a visit.
In the Maccabees’ footprints
Think outside the (gift) box
For the best ideas, imagine yourself in the recipients’ shoes.