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August 26, 2010
Nuremberg Laws: Skirball’s loss is National Archives’ gain
The original text of the infamous Nuremberg Laws encoding Hitler’s fanatical anti-Semitism was turned over Wednesday, Aug. 25, to the U.S. government by the Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens in San Marino.
What you wouldn’t expect one Christian leader to say about another
CIA paper cites Jewish acts of terrorism
A recent CIA paper cited Jewish acts of terrorism in the West Bank in its analysis of whether the United States is an exporter of terrorism.
Religious groups urge against federal funding changes
Leaders of religious groups signed a letter urging U.S. congressmen not to take measures to alter federal funding of religious charities.
Internet extremism growing in Germany
Right-wing extremism on the Internet is increasing in Germany, including hateful material in disguise, a watchdog group said.
Palestinians torch cars in Silwan
Palestinians set cars on fire and threw stones at Israeli police and firemen in the eastern Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan.
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