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- Said differently: Democrat Jews should support the antisemitic, anti-Israel Democrat, not that right wing pro-Israel Republican
- “It is common for city zoning enforcement to address traffic, parking, and noise, but those were not factors in Grand’s case because Orthodox Jews do not drive on the Sabbath”
- Bullets and Bagels: The Jewish shooting club
- “The 'Achilles' Shield' agreement, a series of deals creating a counterweight to growing cooperation among Turkey, Egypt and other regional powers. Athens gains an answer to the threat posed by its archrival Erdogan, while Jerusalem gains major economic and diplomatic benefits”
- “Of course, it’s a good time; there’s never been a bad time to buy in Israel. It’s not just a financial investment but an emotional and spiritual one, too”
- University of Chicago: Palestinian on campus shouted down for supporting Israel [VIDEO]
- Javad Zarif--sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department last August--takes a meeting with Senator Murphy
- Reports from inside Iran reveal that the regime and its supporters have reportedly raised more than $40 million in a crowdfunding campaign to murder Trump
Tag Archives: Detroit
For reporting on Henry Ford’s antisemitism, Dearborn mayor fires an editor
GATESTONE Double Standard for Historical Revisionism by Alan M. Dershowitz February 6, 2019 Imagine if an American city continued to celebrate a prominent businessman who had published newspapers and books advocating overt racism and racial discrimination against Black people. Imagine … Continue reading
Myth of Israeli brutality during 1948 battle promoted in Detroit anti-Israel billboard
ARUTZ SHEVA Detroit Billboard:‘America First, Not Israel’ by Lori Lowenthal Marcus October 26, 2015 The propagandists of the mythical massacre at Deir Yassin sponsor an anti-Israel billboard in Detroit, Michigan…An anti-Israel billboard has gone up in Detroit, Michigan a half … Continue reading
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Tagged Deir Yassin, Detroit, War of Independence, Yehuda Avner, Yehuda Lapidot
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