President Obama, in his press conference Tuesday, was asked about criticism from Republican leaders suggesting that he has not been aggressive enough militarily in dealing with the crises in Syria and Iraq. Here’s his response: “When I came into office... »
Begins Sunday, February 26, 10:00 – 11:30 am MJCCA at Zaban Park, 5342 Tilly Mill Road, Dunwoody The fee for 20 Sessions is $260 + $10 material fee. Introduction to Judaism is designed for non-Jews who wish to have a greater understanding of Judaism an... »
Today is the last day of Off the Edge, Atlanta's new annual dance series, and the busy week will end with an event that promises to be one of the most memorable: Israel's "mother of modern dance" Rina Schenfeld will give a free performance at the Goat ... »
After attracting worldwide attention by writing a column suggesting Israel consider assassinating President Barack Obama, Atlanta Jewish Times owner and publisher Andrew Adler has reportedly decided to exit the journalism game. The Jewish Telegraphic A... »
“Damn” is about all you can say about something like this. “Damn fool” would be the longer version. Andrew Adler, owner/publisher of the Atlanta Jewish Times, wrote a column earlier this month musing about the options available to Israeli Prime Ministe... »
Writing in the Atlanta Jews News, Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols attempts to define “chutzpah,” but instead he demonstrates it. …Americans need a dose of Israeli “chutzpah.” Chutz-what? you say. Chutzpah is that gall, brazen nerve, guts, and pr... »
Today, Israeli street artist Know Hope is wrapping a piece over in the Old Fourth Ward at 451 Edgewood Ave. The 25-year-old artist is in town with Living Walls as part of its "Living Walls Concepts" series, an effort to keep artists producing works thr... »
CANTON — Sarah Carlton of Canton, a University of Evansville student, will travel to Israel this summer to be among the first to participate in the Jezreel Expedition, a new archaeological project ... »
