Opinion
Obama and Netanyahu: Not so cozy days ahead
IJN Editorial StaffMar 27, 2009
The first 60 days of President Obamas presidency have been a mad scramble to keep up with the nations daunting economic developments. Its not hard to see why such...
US women in Iraq fight two wars
Temima ShulmanMar 27, 2009
The Lonely Soldier, the private war of women serving in Iraq, is a book with such disturbing facts that if you had supported the war in Iraq, by the end […]
Links to the world
Rocky Mountain JewMar 27, 2009
Rocky Mountain Jew’s weekly round-up of Jewish related stories and events from around the globe. This week we bring you: Close to home, Ketchum, Idaho’s Wood...
Jewish heritage nights
Rocky Mountain JewMar 24, 2009
New York. Philadelphia. San Francisco. Phoenix. What do these cities have that Denver does not? The answer: Jewish heritage night. Now, from the sound of it, Jewish...
Links to the world
Rocky Mountain JewMar 20, 2009
This week, Rocky Mountain Jew brings you links to diverse activities and viewpoints. For those visiting Los Angeles, or those drawn to sketched fantasy worlds, an...
Blessings in disguise: the fat AIG bonuses
IJN Editorial StaffMar 19, 2009
Question: If Bush was wrong on bailouts, why is Obama repeating the same mistake? Bush did not know what he was doing last September with his $700 billion bailout, and...
The Pope’s mea culpa
IJN Editorial StaffMar 19, 2009
It may be the height of irony, but the recent confrontation between world Jewry and the Roman Catholic Church may have actually done more good than harm. That might seem...
Set clocks, then spring
IJN Editorial StaffMar 19, 2009
Spring officially arrives in Colorado this Friday, March 20, at 5:44 a.m. Today there are no seasonal Jewish blessings, but spring certainly deserves the blessing of our...
Saab story
Tehilla R. GoldbergMar 19, 2009
Life can change in a split second. We all know this. But this week I felt it. Now I know in every cell of my body and deep within my […]
L’Hitraot, Tel Aviv
Rachel GordonMar 19, 2009
So this is it my final column from Tel Aviv. How do I begin to sum up my experience here? The past two and a half years have been […]
