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- "With Iran, the president is trying to chart a middle course between George Bush’s war and Barack Obama’s retreat. Whether that can succeed is an open question"
- A year after his assassination, tolerance of political violence remains especially high among progressives
- Non-story of the week: Clinton Global Initiative shutting down. "Did the world run out of poor/sick people on Nov 8?"
- "Obama’s fecklessness in Syria and the Iran deal forced Jerusalem to choose survival over its principles"
- A woman walked into a Staples in L.A. to print postcards celebrating Jewish joy—and was denied service by staff who claimed the message was “racist”
- John Bolton "acted as a break on the president’s neo-isolationism. The future of diplomacy with North Korea, the Taliban and even Tehran now hangs in the balance"
- “Antisemitism thrives in loopholes. Congress has the power and the obligation to close them”
- University of Chicago: Palestinian on campus shouted down for supporting Israel [VIDEO]
Tag Archives: Shaer
Israeli mothers try to shake an indifferent world; EMET Campaign to lobby White House on kidnapping
ISRAEL HAYOM by Boaz Bismuth June 25, 2014 As the mothers of the other two kidnapped Israeli teens sat behind her, Rachel Frenkel, the mother of Naftali Frenkel, made a moving plea before the United Nations Human Rights Council in … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East
Tagged Frenkel, Geneva, Kidnapping, Shaer, UNHRC, Yifrach
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