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The battle for Congress
Al Franken, left, and incumbent Norm Coleman are locked in a tight U.S. Senate race in Minnesota with major national implications. (Al Franken for Senate / Coleman for Senate) Read more »
Israel eyes regional peace push, U.S. talks with Iran
With the governments in Jerusalem and Washington set to change, Israeli leaders are reassessing policy in two key areas. They are considering a new, regional approach to Arab-Israeli peacemaking and preparing for the day when the U.S. president opens a dialogue with Tehran. Read more »
Top Stories
Obama labors to gain Jewish trust of his friends and his policies
In response to a sustained GOP campaign to discredit him on Israel, Barack Obama has touted a growing roster of pro-Israel stalwarts who support him, repeatedly insisted that Israel's security is "sacrosanct," defended Israeli military maneuvers and vowed to do everything in his power to block Iran's acquisition of nuclear weapons. Read more »
Rough race takes toll on McCain image
The story of how John McCain came to be friends with a Jewish anti-war protester speaks to his ability to attract praise from across the political spectrum. These days, however, Democrats say the Arizona lawmaker is no longer acting like the maverick of p Read more »
In final days, campaigns step up bid for Pa. Jewish vote
The Obama and McCain campaigns in the stretch run are intensifying their efforts to win over Jewish voters in Pennsylvania, a possible swing state where Jewish votes are seen as crucial to victory. Read more »
A look at Obama and McCain advisers
It's easy to read too much into whom a candidate chooses to advise him before an election, but it is risky to avoid the tea leaves. Read more »
Blogs
The Fundermentalist
Rabbis tell Time that the Talmud would have spared us from this ecnomic mess
A rabbi from Yeshiva University and a rabbi from the Jewish Theological Seminary – the flagship… Read Blog »
The Telegraph
Palestinian Marranos?
Palestinians and Jews in the Holy Land may be intertwined, but with the level of intermingling and overlapping… Read Blog »
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Updated 11/22/09 @ 05:43AM EDT
- The head of the United Nations' nuclear watchdog encouraged Iran to accept an offer to process its enriched uranium abroad, but also said he opposed additional sanctions if it did not.
- Canada's opposition Liberal Party is crying foul after the ruling Conservatives mailed out flyers extolling themselves as stronger supporters of Israel.
- Israel arrested five Palestinian Authority intelligence officers in the West Bank.
- Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said Israel is conducting secret negotiations with Hamas.
- Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas was welcomed Thursday in Brazil by a state governor who is Jewish.
- IAEA head to Iran: Accept enrichment offer
- Canadian Liberals object after Conservatives say they’re stronger Israel backers
- Israel arrests five P.A. officers
- Abbas: Israel talking to Hamas
- Abbas welcomed by Jewish pol in Brazil
- South African Jewish leader Mendel Kaplan dies
- Israel will send ship to NATO anti-terror force
- Obama: New Iran sanctions coming within weeks
- Female Orthodox scholars helping women talk about sex
- Obama half-brother has Jewish roots
- Lieberman: Fort Hood could be terror attack
- J Street confab shows generational divide on Israel
- What really happened at the Reform biennial in Toronto
- Rubashkin convicted on 86 charges
- Obama shifts to Israel’s corner, but tries not to show it
- Pro-Israel fliers confiscated at campus speech
