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August 19, 2020


Congressman Calls on Education Dept. to Investigate UC Berkeley Center for Middle East Studies for ‘Bias Against Israel’
He alleged that UC Berkeley students have been subjected to a “false and distorted narrative” about the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

Facebook Restricts Thousands of Groups and Pages Tied to QAnon Conspiracy Theory
Critics say the QAnon conspiracy theory is anti-Semitic.

The End of Jewish Yemen Is Imminent
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels have ordered at least some of the country’s remaining Jews to leave.

Newsom Signs CSU Ethnic Studies Curriculum Into Law Despite Opposition From Jewish Groups
Jewish groups argued that the bill will likely lead to pro-BDS advocacy taught in ethnic studies courses.

Neighbor of Paris Synagogue Smashes Its Mezuzah to ‘Restore Religious Neutrality’
An anti-Semitic hate crime complaint was subsequently filed.

It’s Time We Talk About Iranian Jews and California’s Ethnic Studies Curriculum
Iranian Jews have become major players in the economic, social and political lives of Angelenos, and comprise one of the most well-established immigrant communities

The Accidental Peace: How Big Is the UAE Deal?
It’s somewhat sad and predictable that an agreement to normalize relations is about to be signed between Israel and an Arab country, yet no one is jubilant.

Natural Immersion: Accessible Mikveh for Converts During COVID-19
“Ocean tevilah is a different experience by the very nature of it. We have to consider tide, wind, wave and swell size in order for it to be safe.”

Author Sue Eisenfeld on ‘Wandering Dixie: Dispatches from the Lost Jewish South’
Despite widespread discussion on Southern racism, most Southern Jews did not experience the same types of prejudice as Black people.
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