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Hope Is Back! January/February 2007

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A Bimonthly Jewish Critique of Politics, Culture & Society

Politics & Society

  • The Missing Katrina Story 
    Grassroots activists are reviving large parts of New Orleans that America had left for dead. Dreier and Atlas tell us of a city slowly being resurrected.
  • The Iranian Nuclear Threat 
    What might happen if Washington goes to war with Tehran? One of the world's premier Mideast analysts presents the possibilities.
  • Privilege 
    The best-selling author and psychologist takes a devastating look at how a culture of selfishness is destroying the lives of privileged teens.


Spiritual Activism

  • Monogamy, Polyamory, and Beyond 
    Every world tradition teaches the importance of embracing joy. How intimate relationships allow us the opportunity to truly experience it.
  • Dear Swami 
    America's favorite interfaith wisecrack provides counseling to the politically distressed.


Israel/Palestine

  • Covering Israel: A Conversation with Arthur Neslen 
    Is the press doing its job? Joel Schalit talks to the veteran correspondent about the politics of contemporary Israel reportage.
  • Remembering Najib Mahfouz 
    Egypt's Nobel Prize-winning novelist died in August 2006. An Israeli journalist recounts his conversations with the increasingly embittered peace activist.


Judaism

  • Heschel for a New Generation 
    This holiday season, one Jewish mother finds a path to God through her son.
  • Congregation-Based Organizing 
    The organizing director of Jewish Funds for Justice gives us a look at a new community-based form of activism.
  • Our Stories, Ourselves 
    What could be more revolutionary than Judaism without rabbis or synagogues?


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