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...think many will actually fire upon the Israeli soldiers trying to remove them," says a high-ranking Administration official. A far more serious concern is what the Palestinians will do when the Israelis depart. "The pictures of the evacuation will be hard enough for most Israelis to swallow," says Shai Feldman, an Israeli security expert at Brandeis University. "But if we also see Palestinians looting and destroying the settlements, and dancing on the rooftops-as they did when we left southern Lebanon-then it will be near impossible to resume negotiations on a final peace settlement." Worse, if Palestinian radicals...
Last Sunday, von der Heydt wrote in a post to the House open list that the smell resulted from a backup in the juice machine’s drainage hose. But on Wednesday, Winthrop resident Moshe Shai Davis ’06 reported having smelled the odor in the basement as well...
...leadership of Harvard’s largest Jewish organization includes President Judith T. Greenberg ’07, Vice President of Community Building Judith Z. Herbstman ’07, Vice President of Community Relations Rachel B. Nearnberg ’07, Vice President of Education M. Shai Davis ’06, Vice President of Communications Kevin C. Heaps ’07 and Vice President of Shabbat and Holidays Bryan A. Lemus...
...week before spring break, as many people were cramming for midterms, 15 students gathered in a small room in Winthrop House to discuss the challenges faced by religious students at Harvard. The as-yet unnamed group was started by Moshe Shai Davis ’06 in response to the lack of a student discourse on religion. “I found that dealing with my own personal questions of spirituality and faith, I had few places to turn for honest, thoughtful discussion,” he explains. “I decided that there must be many others...
...week before spring break, as many people were cramming for midterms, 15 students gathered in a small room in Winthrop House to discuss the challenges faced by religious students at Harvard. The as-yet unnamed group was started by Moshe Shai Davis ’06 in response to the lack of a student discourse on religion. “I found that dealing with my own personal questions of spirituality and faith, I had few places to turn for honest, thoughtful discussion,” he explains. “I decided that there must be many others...