ADL dismayed by low hate crimes reporting
The Anti-Defamation League expressed dismay at the low number of law enforcement agencies reporting hate crimes.\n
The Anti-Defamation League expressed dismay at the low number of law enforcement agencies reporting hate crimes.\n
The Republican candidates for president are not the only politicians who use Iran and its nuclear program as a magnet for campaign dollars. The same dynamic is at play in Los Angeles, where two Democratic House members, Howard Berman and Brad Sherman, are trying to out-hawk each other on Iran in preparation for a June 2012 primary. (Their districts are being merged.)
Israeli-Arab lawmaker Ahmad Tibi at a memorial for Yasser Arafat in Ramallah suggested that the Israeli government will soon \”propose a \’death to Arabs\’ law.\”
Dominique Strauss-Kahn reportedly is urging French magistrates to speak with him as soon as possible about a prostitution scandal in which he has been implicated.
The U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee heard testimony on a number of Holocaust compensation bills.
A man wanted in an alleged shooting near the White House has \”Israel\” tattooed on his neck.
German radio host Ken Jebsen has come under fire for comments on the Holocaust in a private e-mail, but he will stay on the air.\n