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November 6, 2015
Sanders pulls up sleeve discussing the Holocaust
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders got personal about his Jewish upbringing during an interview with NPR’s “Morning Edtion” on Thursday.
Interview with URJ President Rabbi Rick Jacobs
Some 5,000 leaders and members of the Reform Jewish community are gathered in Orlando, Florida, to attend the 73rd Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) North American Biennial convention this weekend.
Wasserman Schultz: Iranian nuclear threat has been ‘pushed backward’
The Iranian nuclear threat has been \”pushed backward\” in light of the nuclear deal signed with Iran in July, Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz said on Thursday.
No, there are still two pro-Israel parties
Last week, Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) head Matthew Brooks told The Hill, “We as a Jewish community have to take a long, hard step back and acknowledge the reality … that today there is one pro-Israel party and that is the Republican Party.”
Munich marks this Kristallnacht by making room for boycotters of the Jewish State
The worldwide Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) Movement is the twenty-first century’s highest profile anti-Israel global campaign that meets the “three D” ( Double standard, Deligitimization, and Demonization) litmus test for crossing the line between legitimate criticism of the Jewish state and toxic anti-Semitism.
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