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January 8, 2021
A Disaster and a Tragedy for America, Jews and Decent People Everywhere
Melanie Phillips, JNS
January 8, 2021
If freedom is indivisible, so are the rule of law, constitutional order and respect for the democratic process.
‘Eddy’s World’ Documents the Inspirational Story of a Legendary Toymaker
Gerri Miller
January 8, 2021
Mayorkas Meets With Jewish Groups to Discuss Anti-Semitism
Ron Kampeas, JTA
January 8, 2021
Alejandro Mayorkas, the Jewish Latino nominee for Homeland Security secretary, met Friday via Zoom with Jewish groups concerned about the rise of the extreme right wing and the Trump administration’s restrictive immigration policies.
How Trump and His People Self-Destructed
David Suissa
January 8, 2021
They came by the thousands from all over to support him, but in the end, all they did was put the last nail in his coffin.
A Prayer of Outrage and Hope for our Country After the Siege of our Capital
Rabbi Naomi Levy
January 8, 2021
One Movie Had ‘Soul,’ Another Lacked ‘Wonder’
Erin Ben-Moche and Esther D. Kustanowitz
January 8, 2021
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