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Iran Kills Nuclear Professor and Accuses U.S. and Israel?
An Iranian university professor working at a key nuclear facility in Tehran was killed in a bomb attack by two motorcyclists on Wednesday. Iranian...
Beth Israel Has a Ball
As Beth Israel President Dr. Harris Nagler and his wife, Freema, greeted guests at the 2011 Second Century Ball, the warmth among colleagues in whose hands lives are held was evident. The...
“I Certainly Do Not See Iran As A Threat.”
These words are destined for the history books. They were uttered by Ahmet Davutoglu, the Turkish foreign minister, during a recent visit to Tehran. Other than such brilliant luminaries as Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, Venezuelan leader...
Art Inspired by the Shtettle
What drives an artist to adopt a particular style, theme or pallet? Growing up in post war Europe to survivor parents of the Holocaust , one would expect the work of Shoshannah ...
English Football, a Foul Smell?
Over 60 years ago, at the time Jackie Robinson was breaking the color barrier in...
In God We Trust, Not the Media
The following excerpt is from the best-seller PR book, For Immediate Release, by Ronn...
‘Pinkwashing?’ – Forget About Israel
How does one translate "pinkwashing?" After I read a New York Times Op-Ed on...
Global Winds of Change: Religions’ Role in Today’s World
Perhaps at no point in modern history has our world found itself in such a...
Baseball, Passover, and The Beauty Of Spring
On the airport bus to Tel Aviv to catch my flight to Toronto, I asked...
Iran Kills Nuclear Professor and Accuses U.S. and Israel?
An Iranian university professor working at a key nuclear facility in Tehran was killed in a bomb attack by two motorcyclists on Wednesday. Iranian government...
Beth Israel Has a Ball
As Beth Israel President Dr. Harris Nagler and his wife, Freema, greeted guests at the 2011 Second Century Ball, the warmth among colleagues...
“I Certainly Do Not See Iran As A Threat.”
These words are destined for the history books. They were uttered by Ahmet Davutoglu, the Turkish foreign minister, during a recent visit to Tehran. Other than such...
Art Inspired by the Shtettle
What drives an artist to adopt a particular style, theme or pallet? Growing up in post war Europe to survivor parents of the Holocaust...
English Football, a Foul Smell?
Over 60 years ago, at the time Jackie Robinson was breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball, his teammate Pee Wee Reese famously said:...
In God We Trust, Not the Media
The following excerpt is from the best-seller PR book, For Immediate Release, by Ronn Torossian, CEO of 5WPR: I lived in Israel for nearly two...
‘Pinkwashing?’ – Forget About Israel
How does one translate "pinkwashing?" After I read a New York Times Op-Ed on November 22nd 2011, I understand it as something between ...
Global Winds of Change: Religions’ Role in Today’s World
Perhaps at no point in modern history has our world found itself in such a state of uncertainty on a myriad of levels, as it...
Baseball, Passover, and The Beauty Of Spring
On the airport bus to Tel Aviv to catch my flight to Toronto, I asked what the name of the city meant? Mound of Spring...
An Old Egyptian Tradition – A Military that Brutalizes Egyptians
The myths of a "patriotic" or "altruistic" Egyptian military carefully protecting the "rights" of its citizenry—the narrative of the mainstream media of the January 25...
Atheism and Pedophilia Part II: The Incoherent Moral Philosophy of Michael Ruse
On 8/29/11, I posted a column on Algemeiner.com entitled, A Plea to Atheists: Pedophilia is Next on the Slippery Slope; Let Us Turn Back...
Should Hezbollah And Al-Qaeda Be Allowed To Use Social Media?
"Shouting fire in a crowded theatre" is a well known paraphrase of a U.S. Supreme Court decision. It serves as an example on the...
Creating Miracles With Style
It is said that three parties are needed to create a child: mother, father and a bit of ezrat Ha Shem (God's help). For about...
Interfaith Breakfast: Controversy with Your Coffee?
The Mayor's Annual Interfaith breakfast, a traditional event on the City's year end political calendar, is usually an informal opportunity for religious...
