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September 11, 2020
The Value of 9/11: A Short Pause for National Unity
David Suissa
September 11, 2020
Of course, we can never recapture that singular moment of unity from 19 years ago, nor should we need another moment of tragedy to be what brings us together. But because we are so incredibly divided today, perhaps the memory of 9/11 can help us temper our divisions so they don’t turn into irreversible animosity.
Soccer Star Lionel Messi Becomes Brand Ambassador for Israeli Company OrCam
JTA
September 11, 2020
He also promoted an Israeli-based company in 2017.
Brooklyn Hospital Wants to Fire Doctor Over Anti-Semitic Posts Like ‘Go Beat up a Zionist’
Cnaan Liphshiz, JTA
September 11, 2020
The doctor sued the hospital to re-enter the residency program.
A University’s Empty Pledge
Zac Schildcrout
September 11, 2020
As SFSU proves, universities cannot be paragons of social justice activism while overtly politicized academic departments teach students that airplane hijackers are righteous icons of feminism committed to “resilience and resistance.”
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