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      Jewish partisan fighters in 1944

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      In Hanukkah 1943, celebrating WWII as the ‘New Maccabean War’

      Dec. 17, 1943 When the lamps of Chanukah are lit this year they will burn not alone for the deeds of the Maccabees of old, but for the present-day…
      By J. Staff Dec 18, 2017
      Maccabi Tel Aviv vs. Moscow, 1977

      From the J. Archive

      1977: Israeli and Egyptian basketball teams approach peace

      Dec. 9, 1977 Although the ink isn’t dry yet, and won’t be for weeks to come, on Egyptian President Anwar Sadat’s recent visit to Israel, the Israeli sport…
      By J. Staff Dec 10, 2017
      A scene from the 1927 Cecil B. DeMille film "King of Kings"

      From the J. Archive

      This week in 1927: Controversy over Jewish actors in Jesus biopic

      Dec. 2, 1927 Rudolf Schildkraut, well-known Jewish actor who played the role of Caiaphas in the Cecil B. DeMille production “King of Kings,” a…
      By J. Staff Dec 4, 2017
      In 1987, the Jewish Bulletin (J.'s previous name) reported on Alla Korot, who won the Miss Teen California pageant that year.

      From the J. Archive

      When a Soviet Jewish émigré was ‘California Miss Teen’

      Nov. 20, 1987: Except for the silver samovar in the kitchen, the Korot family’s neat bungalow in San Francisco’s Sunset District could be any middle-class…
      By J. Staff Nov 20, 2017
      Editorial cartoon from Feb. 20, 1987

      From the J. Archive

      When Sharansky visited S.F. for the first time

      February 6, 1987: A hero for our time. With those words, speaker after speaker introduced Natan Sharansky last week to a variety of San Francisco…
      By J. Staff Nov 5, 2017
      Bookshelf of old copies of J. Previous names of this publication have included Emanu-El and Jewish Bulletin. (Photo/David A.M. Wilensky)

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      When California finally OK'ed marriages by rabbis — in 1967!

      Sept. 15, 1967 SACRAMENTO — A bill was introduced in the State Senate here which, for the first time, would officially perms rabbis in California to…
      By J. Staff Sep 19, 2017
      A page from our Nov. 5, 1999 issue with an op-ed from Donald Trump

      From the J. Archive

      In 1999, we published this Trump op-ed on anti-Semitism and bigotry

      J. published this op-ed by Donald Trump, then a presidential candidate with the Reform party, on Nov. 5, 1999. Patrick J. Buchanan has publicly stated…
      By J. Staff Sep 6, 2017
      Bookshelf of old copies of J. Previous names of this publication have included Emanu-El and Jewish Bulletin. (Photo/David A.M. Wilensky)

      From the J. Archive

      When S.F. had a shortage of Jewish foster homes

      August 28, 1959 “The whole concept that Jews ‘take care of their own’ is inaccurate. Sure, we’re generous when it’s a matter of giving money to welfare…
      By J. Staff Aug 25, 2017
      Then-President of South Africa Pieter W. Botha disappointed Jews in 1985 with a speech that did not soften on apartheid.

      From the J. Archive

      When South African Jews fought apartheid

      August 16, 1985 South African Jews today are holding a “prayer for peace.” It may not seem like much amidst the televised images of racial anger, violence…
      By J. Staff Aug 18, 2017
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