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- "European countries failed to teach history to their youth, so their population has no memory of the brutal Umayyad Muslim invasion of Spain from Africa in the year 711, or the 903 years of brutal war that took place until the Muslim invaders were thrown out of Europe in the year 1614"
- Bullets and Bagels: The Jewish shooting club
- Representatives of Israel's government issue joint statement opposing Herzog's proposal, while Itamar Ben-Gvir slammed it in his own comments.
- A key voice in the Catholic Church, Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago, is speaking up in support of the Jewish people
- The Biden administration “cannot acknowledge the role Iran is playing in Gaza because if it does, it will be asked to leave the negotiating table in Vienna.”
- Wisse: “If Harvard shirks its responsibility to shore up the foundations of America and allows itself to be hijacked by an Islamist-inspired grievance coalition, why would it expect any support from the government?”
- "In her powerful address, Hausdorff draws attention to the historical manipulation of legal language, including how terms like "genocide" are being used to distort the reality of Israel's situation"
- “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”
Tag Archives: Diaspora Jews
“Lambasting progressive Jewry as inauthentic at best, Jonathan Neumann writes that ‘American Judaism is broken because the Jewish Left broke it’”
TIMES OF ISRAEL An author predicts Diaspora Jewry’s death, at the hands of Tikkun Olam liberals by Matt Lebovic July 13, 2018 Liberal Jews in the United States have “distorted” Jewish teachings to align with a narrow political agenda, according … Continue reading
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Tagged Diaspora, Diaspora Jews, Tikkun Olam
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New Play Explores the ‘Arrogance’ of American Jews Critical of Israel, Playwright Says
ALGEMEINER by Shiryn Ghermezian December 18, 2014 In his new play Mr. Goldberg Goes to Tel Aviv, playwright Oren Safdie [son of famed Israeli architect Moshe Safdie] tackles an issue that he has a major concern with: the relationship between Israelis … Continue reading