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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"
- "Herzog said it was his “dream” to see peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia and raised the possibility of direct negotiations supported by Washington"
- 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”
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“When Temple Hadar Israel in New Castle, Pennsylvania, closed its doors, most of its ritual objects were disbursed to other congregations. What was left was buried in a cemetery”
TABLET MAG Saying Kaddish for a Rust Belt Congregation by Alanna E. Cooper January 8, 2019 On a Sunday morning in November in New Castle, Pennsylvania, 18 individuals gathered in a Jewish cemetery for an unveiling ceremony. American Jews customarily … Continue reading