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June 11, 2013
Vocally Support the American Effort to Reach a Two-State Solution Now
Does the Jewish Community Truly Want to Help the New York Jewish “Poor”?
Quebec official: Rosh Hashanah election date not discriminatory
A Canadian government minister who said the Jewish community receives “privileged treatment” denied that a 2016 election scheduled for Rosh Hashanah discriminates against Jews.
Yes, that was Moshe Dayan on ‘Mad Men’
A few months back, JTA board macher and fellow “Mad Men” fan Danny Krifcher suggested that I write up a column predicting how each of the characters would respond to the Six Day War.
Google buys Israel’s Waze to protect mobile maps lead
Google Inc bought Israeli mapping startup Waze on Tuesday for an undisclosed sum, acquiring an online real-time mapping service to safeguard its own lead in one of the most crucial aspects of smartphone usage.
Russia’s Putin says Iran nuclear push is peaceful
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday he has no doubt that Iran is adhering to international commitments on nuclear non-proliferation but regional and international concerns about Tehran\’s nuclear program could not be ignored.
David Stav: the Naftali Bennett of the chief rabbi race?
David Stav, the chief rabbi candidate, had to walk a fine line when he addressed a crowd of Tel Aviv immigrants in English on Sunday.
Turkish police battle protesters in Istanbul square
Turkish riot police using tear gas and water cannon battled protesters for control of Istanbul\’s Taksim Square on Tuesday night, hours after Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan demanded an immediate end to 10 days of demonstrations.
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