Issue Number 2 Volume 49

During Bill Clinton's successful run for the White House in 1992, campaign strategist James Carville famously impressed on campaign staffers that, when it comes to reaching American voters, &quot

JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Jewish year 5766 was one of the most dramatic in Israel's history: It saw a sitting prime minister dismantle his ruling party and then suffer a massive stroke that left

Each autumn for about the last decade the Jewish Federation of Greater Portland's Gala has marked the official beginning of the Jewish community's annul fund-raising drive.

WASHINGTON (JTA)—The "Israel Lobby, The Sequel," is officially on the road, and it's forcing the Jewish community to reassess the two professors peddling its story of Washington i

JERUSALEM (JTA)—Major obstacles still remain, but a flurry of diplomatic activity in Israel and the Palestinian territories may have broken a long deadlock in Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking.

BERLIN (JTA )—For the first time in the post-World War II era, rabbis are to be ordained in Germany.

Rabbi Steve Gutow has been stumping for social justice for a long time.
He started early as the president of his local Kids for Kennedy group when John Kennedy ran for the White House.

Athletes in search of a better swing, stroke, pivot, header or dribble consult a sports coach to get them to the next level.

One of the Jewish Review's far-flung correspondents recently returned to Portland and delivered on our desk a few pages of a recent Orlando, Florida, Sentinel.

Congregation Ahavath Achim on Southwest Barbur Boulevard recently received two similar anti-Semitic letters delivered by the U.S. Postal Service.