Anatomy of the NGO Vaccine Libel
Gerald M. Steinberg
January 7, 2021
The NGOs applied their standard template, used so successfully in the past twenty years.
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The Invisible Student: A Tale of Homelessness at UCLA and USC
Tabby Refael
December 1, 2020
Each of the 68,000 homeless students in the nation has their own story of resilience.
Professor On Leave After Tweeting ‘COVID-19 Is Another Jewish Revolution’
Aaron Bandler
November 25, 2020
A professor at a university in Michigan has been placed on administrative leave after the student newspaper unearthed a series of his anti-Semitic tweets.
To Avoid the Charge of Anti-Semitism, New York Needs to Make Its COVID Crackdown Standards Clearer
Michael A. Helfand, JTA
October 17, 2020
The problem is that the state has not made clear exactly what that means. What benchmark metrics — that is, what numbers — over what geographic area constitutes a cluster subject to the new regulations?
Prop. 20 Will Take California Backwards
Alison Sloan
October 1, 2020
As I reflect on the meaning of Yom Kippur, a Jewish holiday centered around forgiveness and reconciliation, I become deeply concerned about Proposition 20, an initiative on California’s November ballot that seems to contradict these principles.
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