Jewish groups push for action on gun control

Published on December 18, 2012

In the wake of the shooting rampage in Newtown, Conn., Jewish groups are looking to build alliances and back legislation to strengthen gun control laws.

Lieberman receives intelligence community’s highest award

Published on December 11, 2012

Outgoing Sen. Joseph Lieberman was awarded the National Intelligence Distinguished Public Service Medal for “extraordinary service to the nation.”

Howard Berman among major Israel supporters absent from new Congress

Published on December 11, 2012

When the new Congress convenes in January, it will be missing several longtime pillars of support for Israel on Capitol Hill.

Dold, Deutch circulating letter urging preservation of new Iran sanctions

Published on December 6, 2012

A letter urging House negotiators to preserve tough new Iran sanctions in a defense budget bill over Obama administration objections is being circulated in the House of Representatives.

Three Senators—2 GOP, one Independent – go for Berman

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on September 11, 2012

As Clinton rejects Iran ‘deadlines,’ Lieberman says attack on Iran would get bipartisan support

Published on September 11, 2012

U.S. Sen. Joseph Lieberman said an American-led coalition to attack at least some of Iran’s nuclear facilities would get bipartisan support.

Where Will Backers of Lieberman Go?

By Matthew E. Berger
Published on February 5, 2004

The withdrawal of Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D-Conn.) has left many Jewish fundraisers and donors without a candidate and has sparked a new round of fundraising calls and solicitations.

Lieberman’s Presidential Bid Is Already Over

By Michael Levine
Published on March 6, 2003

As an active member of the Southern California Jewish community and a celebrity media consultant who has authored 12 books on communications, it pains me to point out an unpleasant truth.

Despite the recent Gallup Poll showing Sen. Joseph Lieberman leading the field of Democrats who have declared their 2004 presidential candidacy, Lieberman isn't going to win the Democratic nomination. His campaign is over before it began.

It Beats a Button

By Jewish Journal Staff
Published on January 30, 2003

Who says politics and religion don't mix? Modern Orthodox Jews eager to capitalize and promote the campaign are selling yarmulkes that say "Lieberman 2004 President."

World Briefs

By Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Published on January 23, 2003

Saudi Arabia must reduce its support for terror or suffer the consequences, Democratic presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman said. Speaking Sunday in New York, the Connecticut senator said he told the Saudis during his recent trip through the Middle East that if they don't change their backing for terror, "our relationship with them will not go on as before."

Will Lieberman Run?

By Matthew E. Berger
Published on December 19, 2002

Can a Jew become president of the United States? We may soon find out.

Politics on Rye

By James Besser
Published on December 19, 2002

Nationally, the big question is whether Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.) can parlay his strong performance on the 2000 campaign trail into primary wins if he runs for the presidency in 2004. Locally, the big question is this: corned beef or pastrami?

The Circuit

By Michael Aushenker
Published on May 17, 2001

Circuit News.

Intermarriage:

Published on November 23, 2000

In September, vice presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman came under fire from many Jewish organizations for telling a radio talk show host that there is no Jewish prohibition against intermarriage.But according to a survey released this week, Lieberman's comments reflect the beliefs of the majority of American Jews. In short, according to the survey, "the Jewish taboo on mixed marriage has clearly collapsed."

Capitol Hill Gains

By Sharon Samber
Published on November 9, 2000

One influential Jewish representative was defeated, one venerated Jewish senator retired and the number of Jewish Republicans in the House may have tripled as a result of this week's elections.Overall, the Jewish presence in Congress will increase, with several new faces in the House of Representatives.

Campaign Kippah

By Sherry Shameer
Published on October 12, 2000

The red-and-white lettering that reads GORE-LIEBERMAN 2000 is already on signs, bumper stickers and buttons. But thanks to Marsha Greenberg of Stamford, Conn., vice-presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman has it stitched on his kippah.

Kosher Catering

By Tom Tugend
Published on August 24, 2000

The enthusiasm that greeted the nomination of Sen. Joseph Lieberman as the Demo-cratic vice-presidential candidate was fully shared by Errol Fine.

Educational Experience

Published on August 17, 2000

By the time Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D-Conn.) ends his campaign for vice president, the American public will be well educated in the practice of Judaism.