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- A Lesson in Optimism from Israel
- "Israel becomes first country to earn World Health Organization’s highest ranking for its field hospital unit"
- With Tucker’s use of Epstein as a proxy for Jews, he cunningly changed the subject from his Iran doomsday embarrassment
- Letter from 92 Republicans points out UNRWA’s corruption, call for dismantlement — sole Democrat signer: Josh Gottheimer
- Canada Sanctions Iran, Chooses Principle Over Profit
- "South Carolina legislators can help combat anti-Semitism on our state college campuses by passing H.3643, which ensures crucial legal protections to the rights of Jewish students"
- DePaul Professor Kwall: "We need our houses of worship to be a refuge from strife and political discord, and not a source of such conflict"
- A side agreement could void the Iran deal
Tag Archives: Iran
CIA chief made secret trip to Israel ahead of Iran deadline
THE HILL by Julian Hattem June 9, 2015 The head of the CIA reportedly made a secret trip to Israel, ahead of a looming deadline to finalize a nuclear deal with Iran. According to Haaretz, Director John Brennan met with Prime … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged CIA Director John Brennan, Iran, Mossad
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New Twist in Death of Argentine Prosecutor Alberto Nisman
WALL STREET JOURNAL by Kejal Vyas June 2, 2015 Argentine officials said they were probing whether someone logged onto the computer of prosecutor Alberto Nisman hours after his mysterious death in his apartment but before his mother discovered his body. The … Continue reading
Iran’s School Textbooks – can Congress afford to ignore it?
ISRAEL HAYOM by Yoram Ettinger May 29, 2015 Iranian school textbooks, such as The Qur’an and Life (Grade 12, p. 125) prepare Iranian children for the Ayatollahs’ sublime goal: the apocalyptic, horrifying, millenarian, military battle against the USA and other … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran, textbooks, The Qur'an and Life
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