Three Jewish TV stations struggling
Dan Klein, JTAJan 12, 2012
NEW YORK It is a strange irony: Jews have been successful in the television business but Jewish TV, not so much. Its not for lack of trying. Right […]
Jewish resurgence in Detroit
Dan Klein, JTADec 01, 2011
DETROIT Blair Nosan grew up in the Detroit suburb of West Bloomfield, attended the University of Michigan and then, like thousands of other young Jews from the...
Presbyterians going back to divestment from Israel
Dan Klein, JTASep 22, 2011
NEW YORK — A decision by a group within the Presbyterian Church USA to reintroduce a resolution calling for divestment from companies doing business with Israel is...
Shalit takes case to free his son Gilad to the UN
Dan Klein, JTASep 15, 2011
By NEW YORK — Noam Shalit, the father of captive Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, wants his sons plight to be part of the discussion of Palestinian statehood at the...
Joe Lieberman rests not on laurels, but on Shabbat
Dan Klein, JTAAug 11, 2011
WASHINGTON Call Joe Lieberman the unlikely evangelist. The Independent senator from Connecticut and the best-known Orthodox Jew in American politics is probably...
San Francisco Court cuts bris ban
Dan Klein, JTAAug 04, 2011
SAN FRANCISCO — A state Superior Court judge in California ruled that a proposal to ban circumcision for minors must be struck from San Franciscos November...
New federation CEOs bring more outside, less inside experience
Dan Klein, JTAJul 21, 2011
NEW YORK A generational changing of the guard throughout North Americas largest Jewish charitable network is opening the door to new chief executives increasingly...
New York, Houston reeling from tragedy
Dan Klein, JTAJul 21, 2011
NEW YORK – The two tragedies occurred 1,500 miles apart and in much different circumstances, but both united a community in shock, horror and grief. In New York, the...
