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morality




Moral people cannot support the Palestinians
I understand those who yearn for peace between Israel and the Palestinians. I do, too.
Auschwitz bookkeeper admits ‘moral guilt’ at Holocaust trial
A 93-year-old former bookkeeper at Auschwitz who is accused of being an accessory to mass murder told a German court that he felt morally guilty for his work at the Nazi death camp, describing in detail the grisly killings he had witnessed there.
Opinion: How the contemporary left can reclaim its moral authority
After the 1967 Six-Day War, much of the radical left in the West predicated its militant anti-Zionism on the illusory notion that the Palestinians represented a revolutionary and \”progressive\” vanguard that could one day mobilize the Arab masses in the cause of social revolution.
Synagogues Working to Be More Open to Gays
[UPDATE] The newsletter sent out last month by Temple Israel of New Rochelle contained the usual sort of announcements, including a reminder about the synagogue’s upcoming Purim carnival, mazal tovs and condolences, and information about a social event at a local steakhouse.
Al-Jazeera and the glorification of barbarity
The focus of my attention naturally turned to Al-Jazeera because, with its outreach of 50 million viewers from Morocco to the Persian Gulf, this pan-Arab satellite channel is considered the conscience and future of the Arab world.
Randy Pausch’s last lecture links morality and purpose
\”Brick walls are there for a reason,\” wrote the late Dr. Randy Pausch, author of the best-selling book, \”The Last Lecture.\”
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Faith, Policy and Cultural Leaders Convene in Nashville for First Judeo-Christian Zionist Congress
