Thanks, Chief

By Joel Magalnick , Editor, JTNews On a tragic night a little over two and a half years ago, when Seattle's Jewish community was in shock followin

Read More

Stuck between east and west

By Diana Brement, JTNews Columnist I usually try to find a "hook" before I write about someone — journalist lingo for, "what's going to grab my r

Read More
Erez Ben Ari

The jury’s still out

By Erez Ben-Ari, Special to JTNews Will Israel’s next government survive for more than 18 months? According to Joel Migdal, professor of inte

Read More
Courtesy Congregation Beth Israel

Doing the right thing

By Leyna Krow, Assistant Editor, JTNews Noah Leavitt is the first to admit that for the tiny Congregation Beth Israel in Walla Walla, just putting

Read More
Morris Malakoff

Settled in

By Morris Malakoff, JTNews Correspondent For months, preparing for Shabbos meant also being a furniture mover for Rabbi Shalom “Berry” Farkash. “We

Read More

News Briefs – Feb. 22

By JTNews Staff, other Sunday at the market The Pike Place Market, which turned 100 years old last August, is the oldest continually operating far

Read More

News Briefs – Feb. 22

By JTNews Staff, other Sunday at the market The Pike Place Market, which turned 100 years old last August, is the oldest continually operating far

Read More

Curbing the impact

By Jason Feirman, Senior Marketing Manager Jewish National Fund, Thank you for your great piece about the importance of planting trees and greening

Read More

Remembering the forgotten

By Morris Malakoff, JTNews Correspondent The stories of anti-Semitic purges from the pogroms of 19th-century Russia through the Nazi death camps ar

Read More

What’s in a name?

By Rabbi Mordechai Farkash, Director, Eastside Torah Center I am one of 17 children (Thank God) and most of us, except for perhaps one or two, hav

Read More

Book town

By Leyna Krow, Assistant Editor, JTNews For Toby Harris, the librarian for Temple De Hirsch Sinai, the decision to put on a regional conference for

Read More

The missing political party

By Nechemia Meyers, Special to JTNews It is ridiculous that no fewer than 34 parties will be competing for votes in next week’s election. Thi

Read More