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- Iran does not want to escalate tensions ahead of Israel's elections, and Trump does not want an escalation ahead of the US midterms. Yet one thing is clear: Something dramatic is unfolding between Washington and Jerusalem.
- University of Chicago: Palestinian on campus shouted down for supporting Israel [VIDEO]
- ‘NAZA: The Real Story’ by Israeli director Roi Danino rebuts narrative from filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, producer Jonathan Glazer
- Israel ranked fourth best place to raise children in global index
- After 2,000 years of persecution, pogroms, and genocide, a peculiar breed of Jew has concluded that Jewish history's greatest mistake was finally acquiring the power to defend themselves
- Chicagoan Jonathan Burstyn, 27, works at a nursing home during the week, guards his synagogue on Saturdays, and teaches Jewish gun owners about their firearms on Sundays [VIDEO]
- "President Trump and Senator McConnell may be tempted to tell the Democratic states, like Illinois, to get lost. Mr. Stoll offers an alternative approach — using the sudden federal financial leverage “to demand policy reforms that would diminish the long-term structural dysfunctionality” of the mendicant states"
- Double Standards: ZOA condemns Representative Ilhan Omar for the hypocrisy of her respective stances on sanctions against Iran and sanctions against Israel
Tag Archives: Dahlia Lemkus
What they didn’t tell you about Dahlia
TIMES OF ISRAEL by Sherri Mandell November 11, 2014 Funny how none of the articles about the murder of Dahlia Lemkus who was stabbed near Alon Shvut last night speak about Dahlia or her family, how no reporter had the … Continue reading
Today’s Media Primer: How Tuesday’s NYT dishonestly reports events
Israeli Forces Kill Palestinian Man in West Bank Clash By JODI RUDOREN NOVEMBER 11, 2014 JERUSALEM — Israeli forces fatally shot a Palestinian man during a demonstration in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday, a day after a pair of … Continue reading
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Tagged Almog Shiloni, Dahlia Lemkus, Jodi Rudoren, New York Times
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