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- Bullets and Bagels: The Jewish shooting club
- “After Oct. 7, the landscape shifted in a seismic way, not that antisemitism was brand new, because we do have a history of quotas to limit Jewish enrollment in medicine and other examples of discrimination against Jewish doctors”
- “Prosecutors allege principal targets included Israeli diplomats, Jewish community centers and pro-Israel demonstration”
- "Gaza became the first true information war: where what happened online and in the “hearts and minds” of global publics was truly as important as what transpired on the ground, if not more so"
- A key voice in the Catholic Church, Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago, is speaking up in support of the Jewish people
- "Can the enemies of Israel be, at the same time, the friends of Jewish communities outside the Jewish state?"
- Rep. Brad Schneider: ‘It’s disingenuous for El-Sayed to try to distance himself from Piker without specifically condemning, refuting, or even just rejecting Piker’s hateful rhetoric’
- “Israelis celebrated the Pollards' arrival. In contrast, American Jews bristled both at the news and the happiness with which Israelis greeted them”
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Why and When was the Myth of al-Aqsa Created ?
ISRAEL NATIONAL NEWS Dr Mordechai Kedar November 10, 2014 The importance of Jerusalem for Jews and Christians is beyond dispute, since the connection of this city to Judaism and Christianity is part of universal concepts about history and theology. However, … Continue reading
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