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What Matters Most On Friday, March 9, 2018

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The Gulfstream 280, built through a collaboration with Israel Aerospace Industries, is the most efficient business jet airplane in its class.

Business2018 Conexx Gala

Israeli Partnerships Help Gulfstream Soar

By Logan C. Ritchie

The Savannah company’s jet aircraft incorporate Israeli tech, earning it Conexx’s U.S. Company of the Year award.

BusinessIntel-Mobileye Deal Propels Self-Driving Cars

BusinessClemson Is Driving Smart City Tech

By Logan C. Ritchie

BusinessIsraeli-Born Chair Springs Into Conexx Gala

By Sarah Moosazadeh

Bernie Marcus is passionate about making college campuses safe for Jewish students.

Education

Hillels of Ga. Spotlights Marcuses, Campus Talent

Billi and Bernie Marcus are the honorees at the variety-show fundraiser.

Keeping with military tradition, Ashley and Natan walk through an arch of sabers on their wedding day in Congregation Beth Jacob’s Heritage Hall.

Simchas

Couple United by Love, Costumes, JSwipe

By Rachel Fayne

Ashley and Natan Kerendian were married at Congregation Beth Jacob in December.

Eugen Schoenfeld

Halting the Hemorrhaging of the Jewish People

There is a story about two cousins: Czar Nicholas of Russia and Emperor Franz Joseph of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Late in the 19th century the czar went to Vienna for a visit. He was struck by the relative freedom, at least economic, that Jews enjoyed in that city. When the two cousins met, Nicholas chastised his cousin: “Franz, haven’t we agreed that we will destroy the Jews? Look what I have done. I force them to live in isolation in the Pale. I do not permit them to travel, to... Continue Reading

Wendell Willard says it’s time for Georgia to be clear about whats unacceptable in the way people treat each other, the Georgia Voice reported.

Local News

New Hope on Hate Crimes in Georgia

By Atlanta Jewish Times

A House committee added language to a Senate bill to protect people against bias-motivated crimes.

The on-board disco is one of the places the Jewish families could celebrate.

Simchas

Boat Mitzvah Sails On Despite Storm

By Marcia Caller Jaffe

The call to the Torah came aboard ship instead of on a Caribbean island.

Josh Jarmin of Blueprint Fitness

Lifestyle

Such a Catch: Calling Fans of Fried Food, Ferrell

By Rachel Fayne

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One highlight of the 30th anniversary celebration will be the kollel rabbis letting their hair down for a Torah-study parody of “Eye of the Tiger.”

EducationKollel Celebrates 30 Years of Jewish Learning

Simchas7 Things to Do the Week Before Your Simcha

AIPAC talked about freedom of the press at its Policy Conference.

OpinionOur View: Open Up, AIPAC

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