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September 13, 2016
Why Netanyahu is right and wrong about Palestinian ‘ethnic cleansing’
Pence refuses to validate Clinton’s ‘deplorable’ label in denouncing David Duke
Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence on Tuesday reiterated his refusal to label former KKK leader David Duke as “deplorable” not to validate Hillary Clinton’s term used to attack Donald Trump’s supporters.
Israeli security chief in DC reportedly to sign $38B defense assistance pact
Israel’s acting head of national security is in Washington, D.C., reportedly to sign a deal extending U.S. defense assistance to Israel for 10 years.
RJC kicks off GOTV push in swing states
Encouraged by recent polls that show the presidential race tightening in key battleground states and Senate Republican incumbents pulling ahead of their Democratic challengers, the Republican Jewish Coalition on Sunday kicked off its first day of action reaching out to Jewish voters in these swing states.
Israeli shooter, in 6th Paralympics, wins 8th medal with bronze in Rio
Shooter Doron Shaziri, competing in his sixth Paralympics, won Israel’s second medal at the Rio games and his eighth overall.
Former L.A. Supervisor Ed Edelman, advocate for liberal causes, dies at 85
Ed Edelman, a champion of liberal politics in Los Angeles who spent two decades on the L.A. County Board of Supervisors, died on Sept. 12 at age 85. His death followed a long battle with atypical Parkinson’s disease.
Tribute to Edmund D. Edelman (1930-2016)
In this era, when political vulgarity is de rigueur, it is hard to imagine there was a time when political discourse could be intelligent, gentlemanly and classy.
Shimon Peres suffers stroke; sedated and on respirator for medical treatment
Former Israeli President Shimon Peres was hospitalized after having a stroke.