The Philadelphia Jewish Voice
Number 4 - October
2004
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How to Make a "Safer" Torah Zaka rescues damaged Torahs from New Orleans.
Securing New Orleans Jewish Institutions A report from the Federation of New Orleans.
Op/Ed
A is for Andrew, K is for Katrina Getting
Louisiana into hot water.
Operation Blessing and Citgo Helping victims or profiteering?
Losing Both Gulf Wars Can we depend on FEMA and the National Guard?
Santorum's Weather Forecast: Mostly Colluded Our Senator blames the messenger.
Networking Central We survey how our community is aiding Katrina's victims.
Other News and Op/Ed
From Gaza to New Orleans In the Exponent of 9/8, Jonathan Tobin ventures into some risky territory.
Where Does Cindy Sheehan Sit (other than Crawford, Texas)? Is she an anti-Semite? Depends who you ask.
In Their Own Words Interview with U.S. Senate candidate Bob Casey
Community Calendar Around the Jewish Community, from Lancaster to New Jersey.
Living Judaism Why Jews are like baking powder.
The Kosher Table Eight great new holiday recipes and a new kosher deli at Acme.
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