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July 6, 2021


NEA Votes Down Anti-Israel Measure
The National Education Association (NEA) voted down a measure calling for the United States to cease support for Israel during their July 3 virtual assembly.

Arizona Passes Long-Delayed Holocaust Education Bill
After a rollercoaster ride in the State Legislature — including a debate over a controversial definition of antisemitism — the bill is now headed to Gov. Doug Ducey’s office.

The Academy, Palestine, and the Quest for a Utopia Without Jewish Peoplehood
Antisemitic tropes are often anchored in scholarship that claims to reveal how “Zionism” afflicts the world and is even connected to inequity and suffering in America.

Condemning Antisemitism No Longer Allowed
Antisemitism cannot be condemned by itself, as can other forms of bias.

In Our Family, We Say “I Love You”
I invite you to join our family in our somewhat unusual, endearing or even humorous ritual of engaging in the daily, full-contact, no-holds-barred, hugging-a-little-too-tight “I love you” with all those you care about.

Fabian Lijtmaer’s Spiritual Jewish Art Is Something to Meditate On
Fabian Lijtmaer believes that art isn’t just something pretty for people to look at. Instead, it has the power to transform our state of mind.

Suspected Boston Rabbi Stabber’s College Roommates Claim He Was a “Violent” Antisemite
The suspect behind the July 1 stabbing of a Chabad rabbi in Brighton, Massachusetts was allegedly violent and antisemitic toward his college roommates.

Rising Crime Also Needs a Reckoning
More than anything else, families, local businesses and corporations will refuse to live or invest in urban areas where crime is rampant.
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