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“A prosperous economy requires security, and security requires a prosperous economy,” Amir Yaron said.
Move aims to foster solidarity between the Jewish people and the state.
American Jewish voters concerned about Jew-hatred and the Democratic Party’s progressive wing “may be on the move,” said Steven Windmueller of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.
The European Jewish Association event comes to “prioritize protecting and respecting Jewish life front and center.”
The Islamic Republic executed 853 people in 2023.
“It has never been more important to educate Americans from all backgrounds,” Arthur Maserjian, chief of staff at Combat Antisemitism Movement, told JNS.
“This dark episode demonstrates the depths that many went to destroy our people,” says Michael Rothwell, the director of the Oporto Jewish Museum.
London rabbi heard rumors of stockpiling Benedicks chocolates.
British-Iranian Elaaheh Jamali, 37, insists that hers is the voice of most Iranians today.
Security enhancements, means to fight antisemitism and support services for Holocaust survivors topped the list of concerns at the most well-attended such conference to date.
The Sephardic rabbi, who died in 1575, is one of history’s most renowned codifiers of Jewish law and writers on Jewish mysticism.
The measure is “important news for immigrants,” says Israeli Aliyah and Integration Minister Ofir Sofer.