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Category Archives: Politics
Chicago Jewish federation comes out against Iran deal
JTA by Ron Kampeas August 15, 2015 Chicago’s influential Jewish federation has come out against the Iran deal. After a three-hour discussion by the board of directors, “a majority opinion emerged and was adopted: to call on Congress to oppose … Continue reading
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Tagged Iran, Iran Deal, Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
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IL-10th Democrats Rotering v. Schneider on #IranDeal
Depending on the results of the Democratic primary, either Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering or former Congressman Brad Schneider will likely face incumbent Congressman Bob Dold in 2016. In recent days both potential challengers have made their positions known: Rotering supports the Iran Deal; … Continue reading
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Tagged Brad Schneider, Congressman Bob Dold, Democrats, Iran, Iran Deal, Nancy Rotering
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The Coddling of the American Mind
THE ATLANTIC by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt September 2015 In the name of emotional well-being, college students are increasingly demanding protection from words and ideas they don’t like. Here’s why that’s disastrous for education—and mental health. Something strange is … Continue reading
New York Jews Strongly Oppose Iran Nuclear Pact, Poll Shows
ALGEMEINER by Eliezer Sherman August 12, 2015 Fifty-three percent of New York City Jews oppose the nuclear deal between world powers and Iran, a poll by Quinnipiac University in Connecticut revealed on Tuesday, underlining growing opposition to the landmark agreement pursued by the … Continue reading
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Tagged Iran, Iran Deal, New York, Quinnipiac University
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ADL opposed to Iran nuclear deal, urges Congress to vote ‘No’
JERUSALEM POST by Staff August 14, 2015 The organization sent out a press release early Friday outlining the reasons that it says lawmakers should vote “no” on the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. The Anti-Defamation League, one of the American … Continue reading
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Tagged ADL, Anti-Defamation League, Iran, Iran Deal, JCPA
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The Political Nature of Today’s Middle East Studies
NATIONAL REVIEW by Andrew C. McCarthy August 10, 2015 ….[Edward] Said was a fitting pioneer for such a fraud. To begin with, he was a professor not of Middle East Studies but of comparative literature. Moreover, the personal history he … Continue reading
Be Jewish and Stay Quiet
HUFFINGTON POST by Shahar Azani August 11, 2015 ….And yet, those who support the deal, or better yet – support the dealmakers – do not bother to get into these “technical” insignificancies, but rather focus on the bigger picture: anyone … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged anti-Semitism, Iran, Iran Deal
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