Sunday, February 22 Jonathan S. Tobin: Ponders Anne Frank revisionism Thursday, February 19 Binyamin L. Jolkovsky: Messiah wars online Rabbi Hillel Goldberg: Eye for an eye: Jewish law?
	February 23, 1998	Don Feder: Saint Hillary; Chris Powell: Remembering Abe Ribicoff; Robert O. Freedman: Russia and Iran

Douglas M. Bloomfield: China's Jewish revival Riva Moiseef Bassin: Manchuria memories Sheldon Kirshner: Shanghai sanctuary Chaim Shapiro: the Mirrer Yeshiva escapes Europe Ari Zivotofsky reviews In Search of Sugihara Douglas M. Bloomfield: Israel and US-China relations Ted Roberts: To Bubbe's house we go! Cynthia Dettelbach: Direct marketing to Jews Why Susan Rubin Weintrob wears a hat Judy R. Gruen: My Judaism, my Catholic friends Herb Geduld: When Monticello had a mezuzah Dr. Jacob Mermelstein: Childhood achievement motivation, ct'd Nehama C. Nahmoud: The Jews of Yemen, Part III

Don Feder: Saint Hillary; Chris Powell: Remembering Ribicoff Jonathan S. Tobin: rewriting Anne Frank: a distorted legacy; Eric Breindel: IRS targeting Clinton's foes? Mona Charen: Rally Round the United Nations; Jacob Sullum: Rules of the Game; Robert Scheer: It Is Indeed the Economy, Commentators; Thomas Sowell: Dancing Around the Realities Roger Simon's 15 minutes of fame; Thomas Sowell: a "Do Something" war? Linda Chavez: Casey Martin can't lose; Don Feder: Maine says no Mona Charen: In denial Roger Simon: The manic-depressive presidency

2/23/98: Robert O. Freedman: Russia and Iran 2/22/98: Josh Pollack: Some thoughts on the eve of war 2/19/98: Binyamin L. Jolkovsky: Messiah wars online 2/18/98: Abraham Rabinovitch: Can one word change history? 2/17/98: Yaakov Luria: A Shmendrik's Luck 2/16/98: Herb Geduld: Isachar Zacharie, Lincoln's confidant 2/16/98: Kevin Hasson: Resting unpeacefully in Boca Raton 2/15/98: Ted Roberts: There's nothing new under the sun (including chicken feet) 2/13/98: Hanoch Teller: The man who missed the boat (Nathan Straus and the Titanic) 2/11/98: Judy R. Gruen: Today, Tu B'Shvat: more than "Jewish Earth Day" 2/10/98: Neil Rubin on tomorrow's pop Jews 2/9/98: Julia Gorin muses on Lewinskygate 2/6/98: Jonathan S. Tobin on Yiddish and the failure of the Bund

Rabbi Hillel Goldberg: Eye for an eye: Jewish law? Rabbi Noach Weinberg with Paul Benson on pleasure Binyamin L. Jolkovsky: What Yithro heard, and learned Curt Schleier talks with Jerry Offsay, Showtime producer extraordinaire More of the Best of Olomeinu with Steven Hill Libby Lazewnik: "Good intentions" Zeidy Zalman: "Of vengeance and riches" G. Silber's Dovid Meyer: The Orphan From Jerusalem

Strategies for Survival Conventional wisdom has it that the majority of Jewry's "dropouts" are those who have had little or no exposure to Jewish life. Had our youth merely received higher and more concentrated doses of Jewish influences, it is argued, defection from Jewry's ranks would have been unlikely. Conventional wisdom, however, is an overvalued commodity. CONTINUED INSIDE Letters to JWR Jewish World Review magazine Respond via email

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