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- "The war powers resolution introduced by the far-left Democrat lawmakers does not mention Hezbollah’s ongoing attacks on Israel"
- "Many things have happened in the past 24 years, both in the US and especially in the Middle East, but for these (mostly Democratic) lawmakers, nothing has changed'
- Claude Lanzmann, "Shoah" filmmaker "died Thursday at 92, railed against the 'Polish lobby' undercutting his groundbreaking Holocaust work that tarnished the narrative of Polish victimhood"
- Yeshiva University "would “likely win” if the case were to come again before the Supreme Court"
- The Gaza Rules. Israel, unlike Hamas, isn’t trying to kill civilians. It’s taking pains to spare them.
- Dershowitz: "A decision to indict PM Netanyahu on corruption charges in Case 2,000 would "endanger democracy and freedom of the press" urges Israeli AG to "consider the dangerous implications"
- "Israel faces a dilemma: How much of their plans should they share with the US?"
- Battling Obama in Congress shaping up as lose-lose proposition
Tag Archives: Gay Pride Month
Chicago ‘Dyke March’ removes participants waving Jewish Pride flags “because they were ‘triggering'”
HAARETZ Chicago ‘Dyke March’ Bans Jewish Pride Flags: ‘They Made People Feel Unsafe’ June 25, 2017 Three people carrying Jewish Pride flags were asked to leave the annual Chicago Dyke March on Saturday. The Chicago-based LGBTQ newspaper Windy City Times … Continue reading
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Celebrating 40 years of pride in a harsh region for the LGBTQ community
JNS by Eliana Rudee June 5, 2015 Since the beginning of June, the Tel Aviv Municipality building was lit up with the LGBTQ community’s rainbow flag as Gay Pride Month kicked off….On June 10, Tel Aviv will also host 40 … Continue reading
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