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- UPCOMING EVENT Bob Dold Private Roundtable
- "What Samantha Bee did to Ivanka Trump is exactly the sort of behavior that the #metoo movement is supposedly trying to stop"
- "My visit to Europe made one thing unmistakably clear: if there is any group in the world that needs a safe homeland — a sanctuary from bigotry and hatred — it is the Jewish people"
- Proposed Deal with Iran Not Legal
- MSNBC's Sharpton changes the subject when it turns to Hillary and Benghazi video
- Once Rabbi Lookstein was listed as a speaker at the GOP convention, “the whole matter turned from rabbinic to political"
- 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]
- “Thousands of videos of former MK and JDL founder Rabbi Meir Kahane removed from YouTube”
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“Much of the media is abuzz with the story of how the Palestinians are feeling sidelined by U.S. President Donald Trump’s embrace of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu”
ISRAEL HAYOM Back to the drawing board by Sarah Stern February 13, 2017 …It is time to impose a little reality therapy on the Arab and Muslim worlds. Israel is here to stay, and it cannot be negotiated down to … Continue reading →
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Ettinger: “The assumption that U.S.-Israel relations are shaped from the top down and are determined by U.S. presidents and “elites” constitutes a slap in the face of U.S. democracy”
ISRAEL HAYOM Shared values shape relations by Yoram Ettinger July 8, 2016 Long-term trends in U.S.-Israel relations do not hinge solely, or even mostly, on U.S. presidents. This has been documented since Israel’s establishment in 1948, and especially since the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, George Bush, Harry Truman, Jimmy Carter, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan
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