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wikileaks
Family of slain Jewish DNC staffer appeals for an end to conspiracy theories
Jewish Journal
August 12, 2016
The family of a Jewish Democratic National Committee staffer killed last month asked for an end to “unproven and harmful theories” about their son’s death.
WikiLeaks removes anti-Semitic tweets
Jewish Journal
July 25, 2016
WikiLeaks removed tweets that described some of its Jewish critics as “establishment climbers.”
Under pressure after email leaks, Wasserman Schultz to quit as party head
Jewish Journal
July 24, 2016
Under fire for emails showing rancor between the Democratic National Committee and the Bernie Sanders campaign, Debbie Wasserman Schultz is stepping down as party chairwoman, but will join Hillary Clinton’s campaign in a senior role.
Italy summons US envoy over wiretaps, including Netanyahu-Berlusconi conversation
Jewish Journal
February 23, 2016
The Italian government summoned the U.S. ambassador to complain about reports that the United States eavesdropped on a conversation between Israeli and Italian leaders, among others.
WikiLeaks dump shows Sony concerned by its cameras used in Gaza bombings
Jewish Journal
April 22, 2015
Sony Pictures Entertainment executives were concerned about a news report that showed one of its cameras being used to guide Israeli rockets bombing Gaza.
WikiLeaks soldier Manning sentenced to 35 years in prison
Jewish Journal
August 21, 2013
Bradley Manning, the U.S. soldier convicted of the biggest breach of classified data in the nation\’s history by providing files to WikiLeaks, was sentenced to 35 years in prison on Wednesday.
Pearl lecture features New Yorker editor Remnick
Susan Freudenheim
February 1, 2012
“I learned a lot from WikiLeaks,” David Remnick, editor of the New Yorker magazine, told a full auditorium at UCLA’s Anderson School of Management when he spoke on Jan. 30 at the 10th annual Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture, sponsored by the Pearl Foundation, in partnership with Hillel at UCLA and UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations. “One thing I learned,” he said, “is that our diplomats are not bad.”
Baghdad priest: City’s Jews must leave after names in WikiLeaks
Jewish Journal
October 10, 2011
The handful of Jews remaining in Baghdad must leave because their names appeared in a WikiLeaks cable, an Anglican priest in the Iraqi capital said.
WikiLeaks: Iran providing Hamas with smuggle-ready rockets, says IDF
Jewish Journal
April 15, 2011
Iran is manufacturing special missiles for Hamas that can be smuggled through tunnels into the Gaza Strip, according to the report of a conversation between Israel Defense Forces Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Harel and U.S. ambassador to Israel James Cunningham.
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