simmons | March 11, 2017
ATLANTA -- Amid a surge of bomb threats and vandalism at Jewish institutions nationwide, members of Atlanta's Jewish community have felt a familiar wave of apprehension about what might come next. In this Oct. 13, 1958, file photo, authorities investigate the scene of a bomb blast at The Temple on Peachtree Street in Atlanta
richards | March 11, 2017
The Sandy Koufax precedent On a completely different note, why is this team so good? Arent Jews in the Diaspora supposed to be studious scholars who pore over books all day?
richards | March 11, 2017
Palestinian man alleged to be part of terror cell killed in shootout with Israeli troops JERUSALEM (JTA)A Palestinian man who allegedly was part of a terror cell planning attack on Israeli targets was killed in a gunfight with Israeli troops in the West Bank.
richards | March 11, 2017
ATLANTA -- Amid a surge of bomb threats and vandalism at Jewish institutions nationwide, members of Atlanta's Jewish community have felt a familiar wave of apprehension about what might come next. In this Oct
richards | March 10, 2017
Israel Hayom Friday March 10, 2017 Israel Hayom At the inaugural Jewish American Heritage Month celebration in May, 2010, Obama remarked: "We've got senators and representatives, we've got Supreme Court justices and successful entrepreneurs, rabbinical scholars, Olympic athletes -- and Sandy ... and more »
richards | March 10, 2017
When 28-year-old Sam Cronig and his three younger brothers opened their Vineyard Haven market in March 1917, the world was still at war in Europe and Marthas Vineyard had a year-round population of about 4,500. One hundred years later, the Cronigs name still stands above two grocery stores, though that business changed hands three decades ago, and a real estate company that has remained in the family for the past century.
richards | March 9, 2017
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richards | March 9, 2017
Rita Katz has been tracking jihadist radicals for nearly two decades. She says an equally grave threat is being largely ignored: the rise of white nationalist extremism
richards | March 9, 2017
By Jeff Martin Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) Amid a surge of bomb threats and vandalism at Jewish institutions nationwide, members of Atlantas Jewish community have felt a familiar wave of apprehension about what may come next. Because all of that, and worse, has happened in the city before. Six decades ago, during the turmoil of the civil rights era, 50 sticks of dynamite blasted a ragged hole in Atlantas largest synagogue.
admin | March 9, 2017
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