The Jewish Review recently acquired its first-ever street boxes.

JERUSALEM (JTA)—A major shift in Israeli politics was cemented March 28, with Ehud Olmert's centrist Kadima Party poised to form the next government.

WASHINGTON (JTA) Condoleezza Rice, Stephen Hadley, Anthony Zinni: For a few hours, the list of subpoenaed witnesses on the docket in the classified information case against two former staffers of the

On March 15, the Men's Camp Association adopted a program to pay half the cost for any camper entering second through fourth grade who attends Maccabee Camp at B'nai B'rith Camp for the f

Speaking at a Genocide Awareness Week workshop, a leading advocate to stop the genocide in Darfur said she has seen the mobilization of outraged people make dramatic changes in her lifetime.

After taking three rabbis and a Jewish federation executive to tour camps housing refugees from the genocide in Darfur, Ruth Messinger came to Portland for the second time in 12 months to "bear

WASHINGTON (JTA)—Twelve American tourists on a B'nai B'rith trip to South America were killed March 22 when their bus fell 300 feet down a mountainside.

ATLANTA (JTA)—It is a death over which few will shed tears.

WASHINGTON (JTA)—Two weeks after two prominent political science professors published a paper that they promised would expose the pro-Israel lobby in the United States, the collective reaction

NEW YORK (JTA) — "Continuity" and "identity" long have been buzzwords in the Jewish community—and one essential component of establishing them as facts on the ground,

With an impressive collection of speakers committed and more than half of the hoped for attendees already registered, Congregation Neveh Shalom is gearing up for the first national conference organiz

National Book Award winner Dr. Robert Lifton will speak on "Beyond Holocaust and Genocide: Toward a Humane Future" at an April 26 gathering for health care professionals.

At the end of a forum on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process March 10 in Tigard,

With the election of the terrorist organization Hamas to lead the Palestinian Authority, at least Israel can be assured that any cease-fire agreement is likely to be upheld, according to two Israelis

Sidonie Caron and Bonnie Meltzer are about as different as they are alike.
Both are women, both are Jews and both are highly regarded artists at work in Portland.

LOS ANGELES (JTA) — Just in time for Passover comes the comedy "When Do We Eat?," presenting your typical Jewish family, the Stuckmans, assembled for a warm seder celebration.

Most major American Jewish organizations are actively involved in pro-Israel advocacy.

Helping urban residents understand the intimate, symbiotic relationship between farmers and ranchers and the land was the reason two Oregon farm and ranch families agreed to bring artists into their

JERUSALEM (JTA)—Ehud Olmert's Kadima Party has won the Israeli election and will have enough support to form the next government—but the party did not fare as well as expected, and wi

AVNE HEFETZ, West Bank (JTA)—Devorah Meitlis walks up a wind-swept hill leading to the small clubhouse-turned-polling station in this West Bank settlement, hoping her home here will still exist

JERUSALEM (JTA)—At age 34, Ehud Olmert became an "Old Man."

WASHINGTON (JTA)—Low-key, detail-oriented, a master of the backroom deal: The same qualities that make Prime Minister-elect Ehud Olmert uninspiring for some Israelis are the ones that Americans