Scattered about the JTA headquarters, memorabilia from former editor Murray Zuckoff's tenure are colorful but scarce. His legacy, though, is enduring. Irving Berlin and N-Word Mike: Last week marked the anniversary of famous Jewish composer Irving Berlin and Roman Catholic socialite Ellin Mackay, who eloped in 1926. Their love lasted until death did them part. Why did JTA use the n-word when reporting the marriage? Peace Talk Restart: Israeli and Palestinian negotiators -- Yitzchak Molcho and Saeb Erekat -- met in Amman this past week in a bid to restart peace talks after a year. The two have met before. 'Sarajevo Haggadah' Museum Woes: In dire straits, Bosnia’s 125-year-old National Museum -- home to the 600-year-old Sarajevo Haggadah -- is facing serious financial woes, the AP reported on Thursday. Judah Nadich: Rabbi, Military Chaplain, and Community Builder Exhibit JERUSALEM: SACRED CITY OF THREE FAITHS New York, Jan. 12, 6:30-8:00 p.m. Interfaith panel discussion at Museum of Biblical Art, co-sponsored by the JCC of Manhattan, will focus on Jerusalem’s place as sacred city, symbol and spiritual capital for the three Abrahamic faiths.Free. DetailsJTA's Gentle Giant
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