Sheldon Teitelbaum
By Sheldon Teitelbaum
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Culture Sisters of Men
Faced with unexpected peril and opportunity, the new Israel Defense Forces chief of staff spirits a crack combat unit to the United States, where the hunt is already on for a young fellow — a hunt so desperate, one would think he was the last man on earth. As far as she knows, he is….
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News Communal Groups Try To Tap Younger Generation
LETTER FROM UNIVERSAL CITY The mock want-ad on the cover of the spring 2004 issue of Contact, the journal of the Jewish Life Network and the Michael Steinhardt Foundation, said it all: WANTED: Jewish Professional JOB DESCRIPTION: The Revitalization of Jewish Life REQUIREMENTS: Ph.D. High level of experience/Excellent communications & writing skills Vast knowledge of…
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