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Prosecution wants to squelch names of witnesses against Robert Durst
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January 6, 2017
Prosecutors preparing the murder trial of real-estate heir Robert Durst are seeking to suppress temporarily the names of two witnesses who say they fear he would harm them.
The Auschwitz museum has a Twitter account, and this ex-journalist runs it
Jewish Journal
January 6, 2017
Long before he moved here to become the spokesman for the Auschwitz museum and lead its social media effort, Pawel Sawicki’s life was intricately connected to this sleepy town near Krakow.
Dr. Steinmeier’s disconnect
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January 6, 2017
When Secretary of State John Kerry recently thundered that Israel could choose to be a Jewish state or a democratic state, but not both, he was enthusiastically supported by German Foreign Minister Walter-Frank Steinmeier.
Jewish state legislators ready to make an impact
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January 6, 2017
In 2012, when Marc Levine and Richard Bloom were running for the California State Assembly, both were wildly outspent and widely expected to lose. Their losses would have meant an Assembly without any Jews.
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