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The Problem with American Jewry
COMMENTARY by Jonathan Tobin June 10, 2014 When it comes to either American politics or Israel, I find myself in constant disagreement with Peter Beinart. I find his approach to foreign policy absurd (his piece published yesterday in The Atlantic … Continue reading
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Tagged American Jewry, Intermarriage, Peter Beinart, Pew Study
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