Letters to the editor: The Federation takes on Iran, Running Springs returns and more
Jewish Journal
August 5, 2015
Did Federation toe the line or overstep?
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August 5, 2015
The long history of Jewish violence in Israel
David N. Myers
August 5, 2015
Last week’s terrible killing of 18-month old Ali Saad Dawabsha in Duma, together with the horrific violence at the Jerusalem gay pride parade, left many Jews stunned, repulsed and demoralized.
Iran, Israel & American Jews
Jewish Journal
August 5, 2015
The struggle over the Iran Agreement reminds me of the seventeen years I spent as editor of Present Tense, a liberal Jewish-oriented magazine, published by the American Jewish Committee.
Pride Parade slaying sparks calls for change to LGBT protections
Jewish Journal
August 5, 2015
The slaying of a 16-year-old girl at Jerusalem’s gay pride parade has sparked calls for LGBT-rights legislation — as well as pushback from those who oppose it.
What can Iran hide in 24 days?
Jewish Journal
August 5, 2015
Congress has until mid to late September to decide whether to reject or approve the nuclear restrictions for the sanctions rollback deal reached by Iran and six major powers on July 14.
Gunman fatally shot at Nashville movie theater, one injured -police
Jewish Journal
August 5, 2015
A gunman also wielding an axe opened fire at a Nashville-area theater showing of the movie \”Mad Max: Fury Road\” and was shot dead by police after slightly injuring at least one person on Wednesday, police and fire officials said.
What if there’s no Iran nuclear deal?
Rob Eshman
August 5, 2015
If you oppose the Iran deal, you have to ask yourself one question: So then what?
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