September 2006 Stories

Showing their support for Israel

Vancouver couple on WZO mission tours sites most affected by war with Hezbollah.

Looking for support

MP says the Liberal party is Jews' natural home.

JI joins online dating scene

The Independent and partner JQSCorp team up for jisinglesbc.com.

The poetry of paint on wood

Etrog retrospective dazzles with key works from artist's youth.

The intensity of true genius

Bernstein was prodigious, but always wished he had done more.

Where is Olmert now?

Editorial

Another school attacked

Montreal Orthodox site firebombed on Saturday.

She's one funny old broad

Susan Freedman brings a new play to the Fringe Fest.

Love created in the heavens

Finding one's basherte can happen anywhere and at any moment.

Summer nights in St. Petersburg

Russia's second-largest city is home to magnificent sites and a thriving Jewish community.

Rally is counterproductive

Steve's mixed results

Editorial

Give Israel all that we've got

Dreyfuss: we must share intellectual debate as well as funds.

Staying true to Israel

Keep support coming, says Dershowitz.

No progress in search

Community organizations fear targeted attack.

Sites tagged with hate

Downtown areas are targeted in a graffiti spree.

After Friday dinners

World of potential opens up in online dating.

Making a delicate balance work

After the war, social groups set about rebuilding relations between Israel's Arabs and Jews.

The Internet engine of hate

Peace a long way off

Editorial

Lesson of spirit bears

Editorial

Darfur still needs aid

Global day of action highlights ongoing trauma.

Reconnecting with G-d

Should we feel awe or fear as the High Holy Days draw nearer?

Oy!hoo revives N.Y. scene

We all know names of Jewish comedians, but Jewish strippers?

Changing of the guard

New JNF emissary aims to support the Galilee.

The chronicler of our stories

Sholom Aleichem was one of the greatest Jewish writers ever.

Working at what he loves

Jacob Rozenberg is excelling at his chosen career: hairdressing.

Photos from back in Uman

Exhibit documents Breslov Chassidim's pilgrimage to Ukraine.

Mixing it up on Main

Art and business create synergy with the Drift.

Out there on the front line

Soldiers, legal teams battle for what they feel is right in films.

The making of history

Soaring through pain

Artists triumph over childhoods in their work.

40 years, many hours

Temple Sholom tribute book is finally launched.

The sweetest of all productions

Israel's beekeepers work to provide honey for all in time for Rosh Hashanah celebrations.

It's a sweetness in the belly

Apples and honey bring us the promise of a wonderful new year.

Delectable holiday offerings

Make a great Rosh Hashanah meal without getting all verklempt.

Journey towards atonement

How far should we go on the road to forgiveness for the holidays?

Connecting to their memory

Tradition of saying Kaddish keeps chain unbroken; mends hearts.

Following Moses' lead

Kushner's latest book helps us deal with failure.

Anti-Semitism, then and now

Renowned authors consider Jew-hatred in its most extreme forms.

Writers put forth ideas on life

New releases contain messages pertinent to the High Holy Days.

A search for stolen artwork

Thousands of masterpieces taken by the Nazis have been found.

Rock and hip hop success

New year begins with excitingly diverse new Jewish CD releases.

Making Israel more accessible

Specialized tour company allows travellers with disabilities a more complete holiday.

Taking care of our own

Editorial

Deep into the life of a family

Marianne Kaplan's festival film focuses on son's struggles.

Students talk teshuvah

Rambam's notions of forgiveness are key.

Giving mothers a helping hand

Single moms in Jerusalem get assistance in finding a better, easier path for themselves.