Israel faces struggles with Ethiopian Jews in new homeland
In Tel Aviv a wave of Ethiopian Jews arriving under Operation Moses challenges a largely white Israeli society. Psychologists and observers warn adjustment may take years, with frictions over tradition, color, and perceived primitivity. Ethiopian newcomers hope education will ease stigma as Israelis confront unfamiliar customs.
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Zvi Yadin
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Stolen Rugs and Antiques Valued at 1.25 Million From 31-Room Mansion
Police say two burglars looted about 1.25 million dollars in Persian rugs daggers and gold Nargila pieces from the 31 room estate of Eskander Aryeh and wife Hezghia in Kings Point Nassau County. Detectives note footprints in snow and a failed burglar alarm on the night of the break in.
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Rugged individualism called threat to American freedom study says
A Berkeley sociologist and four colleagues argue that modern rugged individualism is eroding marriage family religion and politics and threatens democracy. The five year project will appear in Habits of the Heart, a late March book from UC Press.
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America
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Tocqueville
Bellah
Daniel Bell
Harvard University
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