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March 15, 2022
Open Letter to my Fellow Progressive Jews: Amnesty Wants to Tokenize You
Amanda Berman, Esq.
March 15, 2022
Five Lessons for American Jews That Putin’s War has Confirmed
Natan Sharansky and Gil Troy
March 15, 2022
Although some worry that the global community won’t ever leave us alone, we Jews have an extra insurance policy—and an extra expressway to meaning, to identity, to community—because we are never alone.
As Biden Prepares to Sign a Terrible Deal with a Terror Regime, Will the Jewish World Speak Up?
David Suissa
March 15, 2022
It’s widely accepted by now that in his zeal to get Iran to sign a nuclear deal—any nuclear deal—Biden has squandered America’s enormous leverage and caved to virtually every Iranian demand.
A Bloody Purim Legacy Unites Stalin and Putin
Oleg Ivanov
March 15, 2022
Putin, a former KGB agent who spent the Soviet years terrorizing and spying on his fellow citizens, is implementing many of the lessons he learned during those formative decades in his war on Ukraine.
Sushi Fumi Victim Files Lawsuit
Aaron Bandler
March 15, 2022
One of the victims of the Sushi Fumi attack in May 2021 filed a lawsuit on March 15, alleging that they were the victim of a hate crime.
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