United Jewish Communities is now the Jewish Federations of North America
Visit the new UJC website at http://www.jewishfederations.org or click here to see the press release announcing the new look and name.
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World News Headlines
- Abbas asks US to step into settlement dispute(Associated Press, 09/07/2010)
- German police raid largest neo-Nazi group(Associated Press, 09/07/2010)
- Lubbock's Jewish community preparing for first days of Jewish new year(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News, 09/07/2010)
- A Lesson to Teach for Jewish New Year(The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 09/07/2010)
- Middle East: Pope discusses peace with Israeli president Peres(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News, 09/02/2010)
- Bank of Israel mulls steps to cool off home prices(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News, 09/06/2010)
- Yad Vashem gets access to Polish archives(Associated Press, 09/06/2010)
- Russia, Israel sign military cooperation pact(Associated Press, 09/06/2010)
- US artists support Israelis' settlement protest(Associated Press, 09/06/2010)
UJC Leadership Briefings
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- UJC Briefing: UJC Meets with White House and Top Jewish Leaders about Durban II
- UJC Briefing: UJC/Jewish Federations Applaud Economic Recovery Bill
- UJC Briefing: FLI Agrees on Key Strategies
- UJC Briefing: Federation Leadership Institute to Focus on UJC/Federation Strategies
- UJC Briefing: UJC's Investment Institute Helps Foundations Meet Challenges
- UJC Briefing: Investment Institute to Tackle Critical Topics in Challenging Economic Times
- UJC Briefing: Gaza Situation Update - Jan. 23, 2009
- UJC Briefing: Gaza Situation Update - Jan. 22, 2009
Shechitah Allowed in New Zealand Until Trial
JTA Staff
SYDNEY, Australia (JTA) – A New Zealand judge has allowed the kosher slaughter of animals to resume until the lawsuit filed by the Jewish community against the government comes to trial.
News at a Glance
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