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      low-res image of 1971 issue of Jewish Bulletin with headline "Israeli 'Turned On' by Drug Research"

      From the Archives

      52 years ago: 'Jewish Bulletin Interviews Israeli Hashish Expert'

      The digitization of the J. archives was made possible by funding from the Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund and Fred Levin, The Shenson Foundation, in memory…
      By Maya Mirsky Mar 14, 2023
      David Strathairn as Jan Karski in "Remember This." (Photo/Jeff Hutchens)

      TV & Film

      Holocaust film 'Remember This' premiered at SFJFF, now on PBS

      As a Roman Catholic in Warsaw during World War II, Jan Karski could easily have ignored the horrors unfolding behind the walls of the Jewish ghetto.…
      By Linda Buchwald, JTA Mar 13, 2023
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      Organic Epicure

      Farewell to two local falafel joints: Holy Land and Flying Falafel

      Food coverage is supported by a generous donation from Susan and Moses Libitzky. While we do our best to keep our readers informed about the Bay Area’s…
      By Alix Wall Mar 13, 2023
      Norman Weiss (center) in Golden Gate Park in 1963

      Film

      'Fabelmans': Bay Area natives on reality of 1960s antisemitism

      At the Oscars this Sunday, Steven Spielberg’s semi-autobiographical movie “The Fabelmans” is up for seven awards, including Best Picture, Best Director…
      By Andrew Esensten Mar 10, 2023
      San Francisco Superior Court, March 6, 2023. (Photo/Gabe Stutman)

      Bay Area

      Judge tosses hate crime charges in S.F. synagogue shooting case

      “It’s a form of prayer.” That’s how a San Francisco police officer recapped what Dmitri Mishin told him he was doing the evening of Feb. 1 when he walked…
      By Gabe Stutman Mar 7, 2023
      Dick Rosenberg, seen here in his office in 2019, died on March 3 at the age of 92. (Photo/Norm Levin)

      Obituaries

      Dick Rosenberg, 92, philanthropist who banked on Jewish community

      Updated March 8 to add comments from his son. Back when he served as president and longtime board member of the Jewish Home (now the San Francisco Campus…
      By Dan Pine Mar 7, 2023
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      Health

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      During the pandemic, UCSF Department of Medicine chair Dr. Bob Wachter emerged as one of the leading voices, both locally and nationally, that people…
      By Maya Mirsky Mar 7, 2023
      Rabbi Amanda Russell reads from Congregation Beth Sholom's newly commissioned Megillah. (Photo/Courtesy Beth Sholom)

      Local Voice

      Why my synagogue commissioned a special new Megillah

      When Congregation Beth Sholom decided to commission a new scroll for Megilat Esther (often called simply “the Megillah,” or the Book of Esther), we didn’t…
      By Rabbi Amanda Russell Mar 6, 2023
      (Photo/Union for Reform Judaism)

      Local Voice

      Why we at Sha’ar Zahav support reparations for slavery

      In several Torah recountings of our Exodus from Egyptian slavery, we read that when the slaves are set free, they do not go away empty-handed. While these…
      By Deborah Levy Mar 1, 2023
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