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January 22, 2023
IAC Session Stresses Importance of Diaspora-Israeli Connections Amidst Concerns Over New Gov’t Coalition
Aaron Bandler
January 22, 2023
Israeli Americans Are Alive and Kicking
Dr. Hillel Newman
January 22, 2023
The theme of the summit “Israel at heart” was certainly warming to my heart, observing, as a representative of Israel, such a display of unconditional support and love.
Opposition to Judicial Overhaul Must Put a Reasonable Alternative on the Table
Tomer Persico
January 22, 2023
The system does need reform, but as an evolution, not a revolution. It is necessary at the very least to establish the rules of the game, which are not fixed by law at the moment.
When it Comes to Hating Jews, Academic Freedom is in Full Bloom
Thane Rosenbaum
January 22, 2023
If Ken Roth was responsible for such an epic libel and historical distortion, then just maybe he doesn’t belong anywhere near a university, most especially Harvard.
LA MASS SHOOTING: At Least 10 Dead, 10 Others Injured
Aaron Bandler
January 22, 2023
According to various media reports, the shooting occurred at around 10:22 pm nearby a Chinese Lunar New Year festival that was scheduled to happen for two days. The celebrations for January 22 were canceled following the shooting.
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