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Jewish anti-apartheid activists honored

Arthur Goldreich, an anti-apartheid struggle activist, was honored posthumously by the South African Jewish Board of Deputies during its national conference in Johannesburg.

African stamps honor Jews who fought apartheid

Every year, Jews around the world tell the story of the Israelites’ liberation from slavery in roughly the same way. And every year, familiar props help bring that story to life.

Black students group slams ‘apartheid’ abuse

An African American students group took out ads in college newspapers blasting \”Israel Apartheid week\” organizers for abusing the term. In a full page entitled \”words matter\” and appearing in the newspapers on April 7, Vanguard Leadership Group accuses Students for Justice in Palestine of a \”false and deeply offensive\” characterization of Israel.

African countries honor apartheid-fighting Jews with stamps

Three African countries issued a set of commemorative postal sheets remembering famous Jews who fought apartheid in South Africa. Liberia, Sierra Leone and Gambia issued the three black-and-white postal stamp sheets at the beginning of March.

The other ‘N- word’

Few words have the power to upset individuals and corrode a conversation more than the N-word. Its very use short-circuits rational discourse. Thrown around with frequency in certain circles, the N-word provokes and torments, gaining totemic power with each use. The N-word I refer to is, of course, \”Nazi.\”

Muslims and Jews must move on and strengthen ties

The decision by the L.A. County Commission on Human Relations to give its John Allen Buggs Humanitarian Award to Muslim leader Dr. Maher Hathout and the vitriolic rhetoric from a segment of the Jewish community.

Truth Trumps Presbyterian Divestment Resolution

Last week, delegates to the Presbyterian Church USA\’s (PCUSA) General Assembly in Birmingham, Ala., voted to undo their hateful 2004 anti-Israel divestment resolution.

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