Debate rages over attack on Jewish soldier at Ft. Benning

By Lori Gross
Published on October 13, 2008

All sides agree that a beating last month left a Jewish U.S. Army trainee, Private Michael Handman, with facial wounds, severe oral injuries and a concussion. What's in dispute is whether the assault -- at the base in Fort Benning, Ga. -- was carried out by multiple attackers, and if it was the product of an anti-Semitic campaign waged by Handman's superiors.

Will new ‘Cold War’ play out in Middle East?

By Leslie Susser
Published on August 27, 2008

With talk of a new Cold War in the offing following Russia's recent military successes in Georgia, Israel is worried Russia might reassess this policy and use the sale of new weaponry to Syria -- or the threat of it -- to strengthen Russia's hand vis-à-vis Israel's primary ally, the United States.

Emergency aid mission to Georgia: Find every Jew

By Grant Slater
Published on August 19, 2008

As Russia occupied Georgia, pushing ever closer to the capital Tbilisi and bisecting the country, the relief effort for nearly two weeks has had only one prime directive: Find every Jew.

From the people who brought you the Iraq war comes . . . The ALL NEW Cold War

By Raphael J. Sonenshein
Published on August 15, 2008

Jews trapped on both sides of Russian-Georgian conflict

By Grant Slater
Published on August 12, 2008

As the conflict between Georgia and Russia moved toward an uneasy stalemate Tuesday, the migration of refugees away from the devastated capital of the breakaway republic of South Ossetia spread farther and more Jews emerged from the fog of war.

Georgia on his mind

By Steve Greenberg
Published on August 12, 2008

The jilted bride

By Mrs. Shoshana F
Published on July 23, 2008