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Updated 11/22/09 @ 05:02PM EDT
- Hundreds of Jewish and non-Jewish Brazileans protested in Rio de Janeiro on the eve of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's visit.
- "Real progress" has been made in negotiations to release a captured Israeli soldier, President Shimon Peres confirmed.
- The online auction Web site eBay said it took down an ad offering biological samples from Benito Mussolini before anyone could bid on them.
- Turkey has given Israeli defense contractors 50 days to deliver 10 promised drone aircraft.
- Iran began an air defense drill designed to protect its nuclear program, Iranian state television reported.
- Brazileans protest Ahmadinejad visit
- Peres: ‘Real progress’ in Shalit talks
- The Mofaz plan—state now, ask questions later
- eBay removes Mussolini brain, blood samples
- Turkey demands delivery of Israeli drones
- Iran begins air defense drill
- More Israeli recruits seeking to join combat units
- Haredim return to protest Jerusalem Intel factory
- 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
- Pro-Israel fliers confiscated at campus speech
- Obama shifts to Israel’s corner, but tries not to show it





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Posted in: J-Vibe to shut print publication and maybe online mag, as JFL sunsets
08/27/09 01:33 PM
This is sad to see but likely necessary as we move from print to online reading. For decades I have seen beautiful, informative Jewish publications, especially aimed at teens and young adults, fold because of funding issues. What a shame. By the time one has a real following, the leadership moves on and the finances dry up. It would be great to see long term commitments (5 or more years) to help establish a publication. Or is it perhaps each generation must re-invent this medium anew?
Posted in: Troubles at meat plants prompt fears of kosher shortage
11/04/08 01:12 AM
This difficulty can actually be viewed as a great opportunity for the Jewish community to eat healthier and more financially affordable...more plant based meals, more fish meals. I hope that this will come to pass.
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