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                   July 2007

Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Saudi arms deal opponents organize for joint resolution of disapproval

U.S., Egypt, Jordan, Gulf States announce joint positions on Israel, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon

Zionist Organization of America says proposed U.S.-Saudi arms deal 'deeply mistaken'

Donna Miles: En route to Middle East, defense official lays out case for arms sales to Saudis

Norman Sarkin: Museum in Holon enables visitors to learn to
navigate the world as if they were blind


New religious council agrees all holy sites need protection

Ira Sharkansky: Pensioners, Palestinians and politics

Israel's ambassador seeks Polish condemnation of 'greedy Jews' characterization by Polish radio priest

Twenty three Jewish gravestones vandalized


Jews of São Paulo donate coats for the poor

Reform Jews congratulate House on Darfur divestment bill passage

Bronfman Foundation to expand community learning

NCJW magazine garners three national awards

Jews in the News

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Jewish Grapevine


Insurance Commissioner Poizner praises GEICO

Congresswoman Davis wins educators' award

Overnight, tennis schedule turns partners into rivals

Nathaniel Edelstein: Darkness overcomes Lightning and Express, leaving the two IBL teams tied 5-5 after seven

Israeli conceptual artist Dorit Feldman opens show

Natasha Josefowitz: Natasha, your editor really enjoyed this column

Monday, July 30, 2007

Rice tells of U.S. military assistance plans for Israel, Gulf States, Saudi Arabia and Egypt

Burns conducts telephone news conference to sell proposed Middle Eastern arms deals

Nadler and Weiner announce opposition to arms deal in front of Saudi Arabian consulate in NYC

Shoshana Bryen: JINSA expresses wariness over Saudi arms deal

Ayatollah: U.S. and Israel biggest enemies

Anti-terror bill included provision for stepped-up security cooperation between U.S. and Israel

House Appropriations Committee approves upgrade of U.S.-Israel Arrow anti-missile system

AJC praises $30 billion Israel component of Bush administration's Middle East arms sales plan

Over 10,000 scholars, including 32 Nobel prize winners, protest proposed British academic boycott of Israel

New British Minister Balls opposes Israel boycott

Olmert pledges Israel funds for Shoah survivors

Nancy Blackburn: High tech line of Israeli encapsulated skin care products about to burst on the global market

Ira Sharkansky: Christian Zionists are welcome visitors in Israel

Open Nazi archives, Congress members urge Europe

Wiesenthal Center praises Argentina's Defense Minister for dropping 'religion' from personnel files

Group education projects win national Hadassah honors

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Jewish Grapevine

Davis announces appropriations for police, juveniles

Jewish-Muslim Doubles Partners win Bank of the West tournament

Feinstein eulogizes 49er Coach Bill Walsh

Nathaniel Edelstein: Israel Baseball All-Stars visit Schneider Hospital


Becky Gutin's urban tree will grow at JCC

Sunday, July 29, 2007


Israel Cabinet approves Security budget proposal

Israelis demonstrate belief all are equal before law


Jews in the News

Jewish Grapevine


Israel Baseball League holds first-ever All Star game

Youkilis a great hitter, but not so terrific a goniff
 


Saturday, July 28, 2007


Weizmann Institute and Princeton scientists team to develop doping process for molecular electronics

Ira Sharkansky: Now, with Abbas talking peace, comes the hard = part

Dov Burt Levy: A Hit Movie with Unpopular Actors?

U.S. House Resolution honors British lord who helped save European children from Nazis

500-year-old Korean mummies may provide clues to combat hepatitis B, says Israeli scientist

Bruce Kesler: Higher college standards stimulate achievement

Senator Sanders chides President Bush for failing to visit only one state in the country:  Vermont

Jews in the News

Jewish Grapevine

Restaurant with family flavor opens in La Mesa

AL story: Sometimes you're the hero, sometimes the goat

Carol Davis: Too much mishegass in The Deception at La Jolla Playhouse

Friday, July 27, 2007

U.S. State Department provides fact sheet on new Palestinian investment program

Peres appeals for Arab help in recovering kidnapped soldiers

Rabbi Leonard Rosenthal: Tales of a shaliach, a muralist, and spices

Judy Lash Balint: American immigrant starts dog wash in Israel


Rabbis protest construction atop Jewish cemetery

Poland's prosecutors investigating old regime communists who instigated anti-Semitism

Rulings expand class of Nazi victims entitled to compensation


Anti-Defamation League pleased by Munley's ruling overturning local immigration ordinance

HIAS says Hazleton ordinance was 'mean-spirited'

Lautenberg praises Hindu prayer at U.S. Senate, denounces protesters  for display of 'intolerance'

Morton A. Klein: Brandeis University fosters anti-Israel academics

Jews in the News

Jewish Grapevine

Boxer says $30 million in bill for Salton Sea

Tsuris bedevils Jewish players in baseball, tennis

Nathaniel Edelstein: Late inning Lightning strike lacks enough zap

Carol Davis: Could some 'shmaltz' help Hay Fever?


Thursday, July 26, 2007

Kristen Silberberg: State Department official criticizes U.N. Human Rights Council as a forum for Muslims' anti-Israel propaganda

Both sides express pleasure over Arab ministers official visit to Jerusalem

Israel's President recounts meeting with Tony Blair

Russian firm reports Iran nuclear plant delay

Weißensee graveyard lacks funds to become heritage site


Feingold, Feinstein and Schumer join campaign
to appoint special counsel to investigate Gonzales


Father of Senator Coleman dies of cancer

Hinchey to introduce resolutions mirroring Feingold's to censure Bush and Cheney

Republican Jewish Coalition criticizes Obama
for his willingness to negotiate with rogue states


Rep. Susan Davis sponsors bill to give Armed Forces personnel right to Supreme Court appeals

Shoshana Bryen: Seeking 'agreement in principle' with Palestinians premature


Jews in the News

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House approves bills for local veterans, buses

Gail Feinstein Forman: Visit ancient Qumran and never ever leave your seat


That kind of day: it clicked for Green, soured for Youkilis

Nathaniel Edelstein: Bet Shemesh and Tel Aviv win; only one gamenow separates two leaders in IBL inaugural season

IBL announces All-Star game day schedule

The Jewish Horse

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Foreign ministers of Egypt and Jordan, bearing Arab League peace initiative, meet with Israel's leadership

U.N. Envoy Michael Williams expresses optimism over renewed Middle Eastern peace process

Explosion kills UN peacekeeper at Israel-Lebanon border

Olmert offers his congratulations to Turkey's P.M Erdogan on his party's victory; invites him to Israel


Sarkozy vows efforts in behalf of captured Israelis

Wiesenthal Center rejects apology by Polish priest


Rep. Berkley visits Kazakhstan, sees Jewish community

Garry Fabian: State funeral for former Cabinet member Police, Jews dine on friendship;  Gillard shares migrant tale with Jewish women

Jewish Claims Conference appropriates $67 million for victims

U.S.-Israel alternative energy pact advances in Senate


Engel urges tougher economic sanctions on Iran

Catholic-Jewish dialogue over Mass continues

Jews in the News

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Jewish Grapevine


The things Brad Ausmus and Mike Lieberthal had in common

Bet Shemesh recovers early season form; defeats Ra'anana 10-1 and holds onto first place in IBL

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Rice to visit Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Israel, and PA

Livni briefs Blair on Middle Eastern situation


Wounded vet kvells over son's IDF enlistment

Radio priest wins backing in his denials of anti-Semitism

Rep. Rothman honors high school Holocaust essay winner who wrote about when 'humanity looked away'

ADL says its position on Mass was well-researched

Judy Lash Balint: Peaceful Tisha B'Av march recalls national tragedies

Jews in the News

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Museum of Man schedules 7 Sunday lectures probing the mysteries of Copper Age humanity

JFS starts group for cancer patients and families, and for people in process of divorcing or separating
 

A good offensive and defensive day for Kevin Youkilis

Eileen Wingard: Rotary and San Diego Youth Symphony program fosters  good will, good music


Monday, July 23, 2007

Olmert says Syria sets 'impossible threshold' for conducting peace talks; Golan return demanded

Researcher sees development of  'Israedi' identity in which Jewish-ness is subsumed by Israeli-ness

Karen Kloosterman: Biblically inspired cinnamon extract may ward off various types of viral infections

ZOA denounces decision by Tamir to let Arabs teach 'Naqba' version of Israel history in schools


Never forget the Holocaust, France's PM urges

Ukraine's President helps dedicate memorial to prisoners of Flossenbürg concentration camp


Founder of Humanistic Judaism killed in car crash; San Diego memorial service scheduled August 4

Cantor Debby Davis: A personal tribute to Rabbi Sherman Wine

Rabbi Wayne Dosick: On Tisha B'Av: The deeper meaning of summer camp songs

Sheila Orysiek: The Rose Adagio and the Torah

Jews in the News

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Ohr Shalom to sing in the Shabbat on Mission Bay

Family celebrates third generation return to barbecuing with a grand opening celebration

Youkilis, Feldman and Ausmus have productive Sunday

Nathaniel Edelstein: 3-Way Race developing for IBL championship


Heather Zeiden: Warmth, texture characterize Israeli photographer's  portraits of stone


Sunday, July 22, 2007

U.S. Sen. Russell Feingold plans two resolutions to censure President Bush

Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco will have 63,000 square feet of Libeskind-space

Chicago will have $55 million Jewish cultural center


Larger site in the works for the National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia

New York's Jewish Museum describes the major themes of its permanent 28,000-piece collection

Jews in the News

Is Brad Ausmus in training as a baseball manager?

Who is in National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame?

Nathaniel Edelstein: Israel TV audience witnesses a 2-1 pitchers duel

First the baseball league, and now the souvenir cards

Carol Davis: Who killed the Samurai? You can be the jury

Sheila Orysiek: ABT's theatrical new Sleeping Beauty



Saturday, July 21, 2007
 

Hebrew University completes digitalization of Jewish film library for viewing on the Internet

Weizmann Institute announces scholarships to help women scientists in their careers

Ben Gurion U researcher believes Israel may be due for an earthquake of 6.25 magnitude or more

U.S. confers 'Women of Courage' award on Israeli women's rights advocate Ruth Halperin-Kaddari

Brandeis University sets fundraising record

Hadassah honors Mayor Bloomberg—in absentia



Jews in the News

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Their leagues consider Vicks and Bonds innocent until proven guilty in dog-fighting, steroid probes
 




Friday, July 20, 2007

Bipartisan congressional coalition, including Christians and Jews, protest Saudi Arabia's boycott of Israeli goods

Killer of six soldiers receives eight life sentences

Jordan's King Abdullah II visits White House July 24


Border closures have multiplier effect on Gaza economy


Ira Sharkansky: Knesset votes to restrict JNF lands to Jews only

Tony Blair and Quartet meet the press

The Peres Diary: Communications with Presidents of France and Brazil, Meeting with European Union's Javier Solana

Garry Fabian: The Jews of Down Under: Phone solicitation rules nettle Jewish fundraisers; Orthodox Jews consider creating new suburban towns   

Tisha B'Av the time to end unwarranted grudges

Jews in the News

Jewish Grapevine


House approves funding for senior safety, disadvantaged students and brain trauma programs in San Diego

Remember the playground chant: 'Everybody hits'?  Mets did

First Israel All-Star Game rosters announced

Nathaniel Edelstein: Tel Aviv and Modi'in now tied for second in tightening race in the Israel Baseball League

Thursday, July 19, 2007

Quartet backs Bush's call for Mideast conference

Donald H. Harrison: The 'Hamas question' snaps at Rice's heels

Livni and Solana conferred, met press in Jerusalem
before Solana went to Quartet meeting in Lisbon


Civil Marriages for non-Jews okayed in Israel

Ackerman says Middle East situation is worse in
 'scale, scope and degree' since Bush took office



ADL applauds Vatican's willingness to restudy wording of Good Friday Prayer concerning conversion of Jews

Mikulanis concludes AJC, ADL heads failed
to read the initial statement by Benedict XVI


Large rally on AMIA bombing anniversary attracts
president, first lady and other leaders of Argentina


American Jewish Congress supports bill to apply habeas corpus to terror suspects held by U.S.

Michael Rosen: Saving Israel's Private Ryans

UJF combines two major fundraising dinners
Sept. 6 for special Dead Sea Scrolls program


Maybe they shoulda stayed in bed

Nathaniel Edelstein: Tel Aviv Lightning Zaps Modi'in Miracle, 3-2

Irv Jacobs: Swimming the channel: father tells his son's saga


Jim Madaffer: City Councilman invites residents to TICO concert


Wednesday, July 18, 2007

IDF captures terrorist involved in 2004 murder of mother and four daughters driving on Kissufim road

Iran computer game imagines breaking diplomats
and nuclear scientists out of secret Israeli prison


The Peres Diary—Israel's President meets his staff, confers with Iceland's foreign minister and pays a condolence call


BBC declines to remove 'Iron Naz' web posting

Ukrainians commemorate Nazi massacre
 

On 13th Anniversary of AMIA bombings, Israel goes on diplomatic offensive against Iran terror

Argentina's FM Taiana vows AMIA investigations

Wiesenthal Center says Iran concocts 'Zionist conspiracy' theory to explain accusations in the AMIA bombing case

Garry Fabian: A concise history of Australia's Jewish community

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Susan Davis pleased that San Diego will receive $16.1 million in Homeland Security funding


Lieberthal has great day at plate, but so did ex-teammates

Miracle douses Lightning twice in IBL action


Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Donald H. Harrison: Many details undecided for Bush's Mideast confab


Israel to release 256 Palestinian prisoners

ZOA President Morton Klein offers his point-by-point rebuttal to President Bush

House passes Ackerman bill requiring regular reports on efforts to bring Gaza killers to justice


AJCongress President Gordon presses PA Prime Minister Salaam Fayyad on security

President Peres' first day at the office

Four thousand rally at U.N. for kidnapped Israelis

Hamas leader calls Holocaust an exaggeration

Children of Survivors seek German-paid therapy

Austria offers reward for capture of Nazis Heim and Brunner

ADL finds increases in anti-Semitism in 6 nations

AJC urges Latin America to unite against terror

AJC urges Federal Bureau of Prisons to revise policy that limits number of religious books in prison libraries

Lieberman delivers half political speech, half Torah lesson to Christian Zionist group

Shoshana Bryen: Bush far too trusting of Palestinian leadership


Jews in the News

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Brandes Foundation to fund SDJA scholarships

The Well, a Christian church, schedules three survivors of the Shoah in evening lecture series

Youkilis drops off AL's list of top ten batters

Home run balls dropping all over central Israel

Dan Schaffer: Journey to a time that Abraham, Isaac and Jacob would have considered to be in the far-off past

Monday, July 16, 2007


President Bush in new Middle East peace initiative

Jewish organizations react to Bush speech


Iceland's Foreign Minister on 3-day visit to Israel

U.N. official appeals to Arab League for Gaza aid

Germany investigating companies that may have exported parts for Iran's nuclear program

Israeli researchers find way to hype up immune system with new drug to fight off cancers

Survivors commemorate Buchenwald's 70th anniversary

David Bitner: Little old synagogue of Madison, Wisconsin

Jews in the News

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 In Chicago, is the answer—as Bob Dylan said—blowin' in the wind?

 IBL's Bet Shemesh hangs onto first place; Tel Aviv and Modi'in both 1 1/2 games out

 
Yoni Peres: Getting acquainted: Israeli tells what he has learned about his neighbors, the baseball players, and their fans from the United States

 
Gotthelf Art Gallery announces Jewish exhibits

 Carol Davis: Tragedy tomorrow, comedy tonight


Sunday, July 15, 2007

President Peres promises to be the unifier of Israel ... and its dreamer

Peres family thrilled and moved as 'Aba' becomes  president

What the media had to say about the inauguration

Once again, Israel takes symbolic steps for peace

U.S. State Department advisory: Avoid travel to Gaza, delay travel to West Bank, be cautious when traveling in Israel


Shuckburgh theorom: 'Moderates are always at a discount'

Jews in the News

Jewish Grapevine


Clutch-hitting Shawn Green propels Mets 2-1 victory over Reds

Six homers enliven Modi'in-Bet Shemesh slugfest

NYC Jewish Museum presents six portraits of colonial Jewish family

The Diggers

Saturday, July 14, 2007

Congressman Klein takes case of three kidnapped Israeli soldiers to floor of  House of Representatives

Donald H. Harrison: My daughter's front-row seat to Israeli history

Eileen Wingard: A Dead Sea Scrolls lecture reunites San Diego family with an old friend

Research on 1,800 women with breast cancer shows little differences in survival rates


For Hebrew U students, it will be G-mail for life


No accident that Shinar tapped as head of road safety



Boxer and Feinstein back legislation to name U.S. post office branch for singer Buck Owens

Senator Sanders will oppose nomination of Dr. Holsinger as next U.S. surgeon general

Natasha Josefowitz: Far better to be a 'coach' than to be a 'rescuer'

Jews in the News

Jewish Grapevine

Debra Kain: 'Junk DNA' better described as 'DNA punctuation'

Green and Schoeneweis fare better than rest of the Mets
Carol DavisAvenue Q:  'Sesame Street' for grown-ups
Friday, July 13, 2007


Nepal's Foreign Minister Pradhan visits Israel; announces plans to open embassy

IDF Staff Sergeant Arbel Raich killed during raid on Bureij Refugee Camp in central Gaza

Gun battle at Tul Karm checkpoint: IDF kills Islamic Jihad member Muhammed Diab

Ban Ki-moon calls for immediate reopening of  Gaza crossings; will attend next Quartet meeting

Dov Burt Levy: My Shimon Peres story 


U.S. House condemns British academic boycott of Israel; vote for Murphy bill is unanimous

Britain's journalists union drops Israel boycott

26 Bronfman Youth Fellows for 2007 named

PETA denounces practice at kosher slaughterhouse

Norman & Roberta Greene: At the very least, vegan food is kosher

Argentina to mark AMIA bombing's 13th anniversary

Alex Grobman: Why numbers matter in discussing the Shoah

Rabbi Baruch Lederman: When two businessmen took in a Silent Partner

Jews in the News

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Jewish Grapevine

Jewish owners making more news than players

Lightning strikes Blue Sox, pennant race tightens


Thursday, July 12, 2007
 

Bush says continued U.S. presence in Iraq vital for Israel and rest of Middle East

Ehud Olmert: Israel's prime minister reflects on his Jewish identity

Transcript of Olmert's candid Al Arabiya interview

Lautenberg, Schumer, Clinton, Menendez vow to block confirmation of ambassador to Libya

Austria's President and chancellor to attend burial of Leon Zelman, founder of Jewish Welcome Service

Holocaust memorial in Berlin vandalized

HIAS applauds House vote to protect SSI benefits for blind, elderly and disabled refugees in the U.S.

Dianne Feinstein eulogizes Lady Bird Johnson, former U.S. First Lady, in Senate statement

Sen. Frank Lautenberg carries legislation to have postage stamp for late Barbara Jordan

Michelle K. Gross: Why we object to the 'Bodies' Exhibit at UTC

Jews in the News

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Jewish Grapevine


UJF cites 90,000 good  reasons to implement its strategic plan

Fred Reiss: A history and philosophical examination of the Kaddish


Bud Selig should take Rev. Jesse Jackson's advice about Barry Bonds

Home run derby shows ADL's  Abe Foxman how  they settle a tie game in Israel Baseball League




Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Senate vote puts Iran on notice its anti-American military actions are unacceptable and being monitored

Levin amendment seeks certain withdrawal date of U.S.forces from Iraq; Clinton, Obama are co-sponsors


Olmert to Syria: Let's negotiate a  peace deal

Current Mideast climate likened to year of Kristallnacht

Ira Sharansky: At least sexual escapades of politicians provide Israelis a break from forecasts of possible war


Mathematical formula identifies which genes are under responsible for sicknesses caused by viruses

U.S. Rep. Gary Ackerman calls on Ghana to
 change its anti-Israel ways at United Nations


Jewish liaison group to Vatican asks Pope Benedict XVI to clarify what Latin (Tridentine) Mass will say about Jews

U.S. Rep. Susan Davis advances legislation to permit
  returning Armed Forces personnel to defer loan


Isaac Yetiv: Time for a Jordanian-Palestinian confederation

Jews in the News

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Jewish Grapevine

Taking stocks of Bonds: will Bud Selig be there for 756?

Moish Lewis' speed on the base path carries Modi'in to 8-7 victory over Petach Tikvah

Broadway's Susan Egan performs here  Sept. 29

'Jewzapalooza' Sept. 9 concert to launch NYC's Oyhoo Festival

 

 

Tuesday, July 10, 2007


1. Outsiders may trigger new Israel-Lebanon war, U.N.Secretary-General fears

2. Shoshana Bryen: Syria threatening guerrilla warfare against Israel

3. Olmert, Prodi discuss Iran and Palestinians

4. IDF arrests Tanzim 'operative' in Nablus raid

5. Border restrictions crippling Gaza economy, U.N. Undersecretary John Holmes reports

6. University of Haifa researcher foresees this conversation: 'Get off your cell  phone!'  'But mom, I'm studying my math!'

7. Rabbi Leonard Rosenthal: San Diego rabbi describes congregational trip to Israel: educational, fun and extremely busy

8. Israeli MDs help stave off blindness for Darfur refugees

9. Darfur refugees to be housed at Ibim student village


10. Catholic radio magnate reportedly blasts Poland's president over Holocaust compensation to Jews

11. Wiesenthal Center petitions for the removal of Polish priest Tadeuscz Rydzyk for anti-Semitism

12.
House members urge France to add Hezbollah to terrorist organization list

13. Bruce Kesler: An index for those who think political pork is unkosher

14. Bronfman Foundation's "Why Be Jewish Conference" will bring some top Jewish thinkers to Park City, Utah, July 29

15. Israeli diplomats in U.S. to drive hybrid vehicles


16. Judith Apter Klinghoffer: Will the world be returned to the Dark Ages?

17. Jews in the News

18.  Jewish Grapevine

19.  News Sleuths

20. AJE schedules Tastes of Melton July 17 & 19

21. Tifereth Israel sets 'Pray in the Park' Shabbats Aug 3 & 31

23.  Jewish Sports Fan

24. Kaufman inaugurates Tel Aviv's Sports Tek Theatre
with a Lightning one-hitter over the Netanya Tigers


25. SiCKO is a movie that fits tikkun olam tradition

Monday, July 9, 2007

1. Livni and Fayyad conduct first official meeting

2. IDF reports killing one terrorist, arresting two

3. UNIFIL commander meets with Lebanese, Israeli officials

4. Sarkozy meets with families of 3 kidnaped Israelis

5. Olmert participates in earthquake preparations

6. Stem cell donor and recipient share emotional reunion at Ezer Mizion's Oranit Guest Home

7 Dor Blech: IDF provides summer camp for 'children of fallen'

8. Jewish-Christian pact reached in Switzerland

9. Society of Saint Pius X concerns of Wiesenthal Center added to Jewish community debate over reinstitution of old Mass

10. German Jews renew call for National Democratic Party ban

11. American Jewish Committee delegation meets with Portugal's Secretary of State Antues and former President Sampaio

12. Charity Navigator assigns Hadassah a 4-star rating

13. Morton A. Klein: Terrorists, like doctors who tried to blow up
Glasgow airport, often well-off economically


14. Jews in the News

15. News Sleuths

16. Jewish Grapevine


17. Shabbat 'under the stars' planned July 20, Aug. 17

18.
Lieberthal's so-so day outdid those of other Jewish batters

19. Pitcher fans 13 batters, maintaining his ERA at 0.00 after three games; Blue Sox teammate meanwhile bats .471.  They are 10-1.

20. J*Company announces cast call for Disney musical

Sunday, July 8, 2007

1. Israel to carry its story directly to Iranian public with new Persian website


2. Italy's Prime Minister Prodi, China delegation are official visitors to Israel

3. IDF's Givati Brigade captures 8 Qassam missile launchers in Gaza search

4. Australia's Foreign Minister Alexander Downer explains support for Israel

5. Alex Grobman:
Holocaust denial paves way for anti-Israel war

6.  Jews in the News

7.  Jewish Grapevine

8. 
6 + 21 + 48 + 81 not Gematria but  where four Jewish major leaguers placed in batting and pitching statistics

9. 
Tel Aviv Lightning snaps Bet Shemesh Blue Sox undefeated streak at 9 games on Pribble's pitching



Saturday, July 7, 2007

Poll: Palestinians more scared of each other than of Israelis

Board member, professor and student provide reasons for Tel Aviv U to kvell

University of Haifa names Arab VP for research

Monsignor Mikulanis provides documentation
on what Pope Benedict XVI really did


Ira Sharkansky: Dissecting Jimmy Carter's Palestinian propaganda


Alex Grobman: The myth of American Jewish silence during the Holocaust

Jews in the News

Jewish Grapevine


Irv Jacobs: Which was worse: idol worship or public fornication?

That's the kind of goniff who makes us all proud

Kurtzer tells playoff sequence for determining championship

Amos Oz is 2007 Prince of Asturias Awardee

The man of the house


Friday, July 6, 2007


1) ADL says revised Catholic mass sets back relations with the Jews nearly 40 years


2) Mikulanis says ADL jumped gun, got its facts wrong

3) 20 British MPs want negotiations with Hamas

4) Violence in Gaza during Israel's incursion source of deep concern to Secretary-General

5) Wiesenthal Center condemns Hugo Chavez for pro-Iran, anti-U.S., anti-Israel rhetoric

6) Judy Lash Balint: Last Jews of Libya her first selection at film festival

7)
Moscow mayor and council change minds about  City Center location for new Sephardic synagogue

9) Activated military would receive refunds of their college tuition under Susan Davis bill

10) Joe Lieberman, in Wall Street Journal op-ed, declares Iran is waging 'proxy war' against U.S.

11) Alex Grobman: Arab rhetoric often sounds very familiar

12)  Jews in the News

13)  News Sleuths

14) Jewish Grapevine

15) SDMNH seeks Dead Sea Scrolls volunteers

16)
Etz Rimon enrollment opens for Hebrew School

17) Rabbi Baruch Lederman: They both knew what time it was.


18)  Irvin Jacobs, MD: A primer on the 'documentary hypothesis' of Torah

19)
Youkilis climbs the easy way in AL standings for batters

20) A Lightning 5-3 victory before the onset of Shabbat

21) Carol Davis: Juxtaposing time and science in Arcadia

Thursday, July 5, 2007

1.
Wexler vows resolution of censure against President Bush for Libby commutation

2.Donald H. Harrison: Libby furor disproves one piece of Arab propaganda

3.
IDF completes 5-day exercise on Golan Heights

4.
Olmert shuffles ministers in his coalition

5.EU Parliament President Pottering seeks new Madrid-style Mideast peace conference

6. Sarkozy, Brown chat by phone with Olmert


7. Tzipi-Benaissa talks included status of holy places

8.
Latin American legislators converge on Jerusalem for seminars,  tours

9.
French officials welcome American Jewish Committee

10.
Latvia's president dedicates Holocaust memorial

 11. Weiner announces committee hearing to grill U.S. National Park Service on why Lady Liberty's crown remains closed

12. Alex Grobman: Rationalizing the irrational: the excuse Jews make to avoid acknowledging Arab hatred

13Jews in the News

14. News Sleuths

15. Jewish Grapevine


16. Perhaps Shawn Green was inelegant, but he told the truth

17.
Israeli children with cancer experience the joy of baseball with players of Ra'anana Express

18. 
Raymundo ringleader as Bet Shemesh beats up Modi'in, 18-5

Wednesday, July 4, 2007

1.Hadassah says freezing ova can preserve fertility of chemotherapy patients

2. British professors, others seek affiliations with U of Haifa

3. Grandparents who take care of grandchildren
likely to have favor returned, research shows


4. Alex Grobman: Rabbi Abraham Klausner was a chaplain
 whom Holocaust survivors called 'one of us'


5. Neo-Nazis attack concert goers in Siberia

6. Amsterdam mulls monument to local Holocaust victims

7, Remembering Entebbe on rescue's 31st anniversary

8 David Harris: The Larger Meaning of our Nation's Birthday

9. Bruce Kesler: Independence and Tolerance


10. Candye Kane: 'Not a real patriot,' singer reflects on USA she loves

11. Bay Ray day A-okay for Kevin Youkilis

12. IBL pitchers Benson, Eagle celebrate USA's independence by pitching teams to victory


13. Dov Bear Levy: A hidden Sudanese Christian becomes Israeli in a well-done new film, Live and Become

14. Lynne Thrope: Among other reasons to serve wine: Proverbs 31:6-7


Tuesday, July 3, 2007

1)  Republican Jewish Coalition director says House GOP members ultimately will support Israel aid

2) Olmert visits Modi'in, marvels over growth

3) Solana hints Iran link to Hamas takeover in Gaza

5) True United Church of Christ position on Israel now a matter of controversy— Wiesenthal Center

6) Auschwitz has new, longer, official name

7) Genghis Khan and the 4th of July

8) Jews in the News

9) Jewish Grapevine

10) JFS sets programs for people living with cancer

11) One of those good news, bad news days for Jason Hirsch

12) Modi'in has its miracle, but Bet Shemesh still is undefeated

Monday, July 2, 2007


1) Donald H. Harrison: Democrats say GOP vote against foreign aid violated bipartisan practice of Israel support

2) Israel announces arrests of 11 Hamas members in Jerusalem following lengthy investigation

3) Joseph Lieberman:Iran fighting proxy war against U.S in Iraq; urges Iran be confronted

4) Wiesenthal Center asks Arlington burial for 1st Jewish chaplain to reach Dachau

5) Return to old Catholic mass raises Jewish concerns

6) Israel sympathizers protest in Madrid against Iran

7) Bureaucracy jeopardizes elderly, disabled refugees

8) George W. Bush: President explains commuting Libby's sentence

9) Bush's decision on Libby criticized by Jewish Democrats

10) ADL praises Aryan Brotherhood indictments

11) Shoshana Bryen: A warning to Western policy makers

12) Morton Klein: ZOA chief voices concern over Tony Blair

13) Jews in the News

14)  News Sleuths

15) Jewish Grapevine


16)
Rabbi Leonard Rosenthal: On Israel tour with Tifereth Israel Synagogue of San Diego

17) Jews in Sports


Sunday, July 1, 2007
  
1. Israel provides background on its aerial attacks in Gaza

2. Israelis help Cyprus fight Troodos Mountains fires

3. Avraham Hirschon, accused of corruption, resigns as Israel's finance minister

4. Ira Sharkansky: Katzav's troubles may continue beyond resignation


5. Jews in the News


6. Jewish Grapevine

7. Edward Zeiden: Copper Scroll from Jordan is a treasure
hinting of locations of more treasures


8.
Norman Manson: Jewish stories everywhere?  This one takes place in Zimbabwe

9. Carol Davis: T
rue West a treat for true theater lovers

10. Jews in sports