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- "Trump’s declaration appeared to almost certainly be false, given that the 10-year memorandum of understanding on US military assistance to Israel, which gives the Jewish state $3.8 billion annually, runs for nearly two more years"
- Just as in Top Gun:Maverick: "To accomplish their mission, the pilots needed to take their planes dangerously beyond the maximum distance specified by the manufacturer. But the mission was a complete success, and all the pilots returned home safely"
- University of Chicago: Palestinian on campus shouted down for supporting Israel [VIDEO]
- "If victory in the Six-Day War was a mixed blessing, the Russian aliyah was just a blessing"
- "Many Dutch parents who aren’t religious give their children Jewish-sounding names because they perceive the bible as part of Dutch heritage and are drawn to the short, decisive sounds of Hebrew names"
- Stoudemire: After two years of studies in Israel, he made a formal conversion to Judaism. “I felt like: mission complete,” he said about the accomplishment
- Dublin Israel-haters target Biden; “footage circulated on social media showing demonstrators shouting, "Blood, blood, blood on your hands!"
- Chariots of Fire brought the Israeli military to a new standard, as troops practiced responding to emergency events
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