Pressing Poland on restitution poses dilemma for U.S., Jewish groups
Poland is seen as having the world’s worst record on the restitution of Jewish property lost during the Holocaust, but ramping up pressure is proving to be difficult.
Rabbis to Boy Scouts: Lift ban on gay members
More than 500 rabbis and cantors urged the Boy Scouts of America to drop its ban on homosexual members when the youth group’s National Council convenes in Dallas this week.
Seeking Kin: From a mother’s devotion, the perfect picture
A collage of Izzy Lieberman’s sons at 7 attests to his scars, but also to his mother’s unquenchable devotion to find him after he was presumed dead more than a decade earlier..
Jewish groups join effort to help Oklahoma tornado victims
Jewish groups are joining the effort to help those displaced by the tornado in suburban Oklahoma City.
Sridhar Silberfein’s long, strange trip from N.Y. Jew to Hindu honcho
Steven Silberfein was raised in a Jewish family on Long Island. Today, known as Sridhar Silberfein, he is the executive producer of the thrice-yearly gathering of yoga enthusiasts known as Bhakti Fest.
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