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Sens. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) Cardin and Rob Portman (R-Ohio) said they are “concerned that the court’s recent actions” have “inappropriately infused politics into the judicial process.”
TV producer Susan Standfield said “my design is an act of solidarity among all persecuted people.”
Thomas Brennan, who taught at Ferris State University in Big Rapids, says he “loves and respects Jews” and was “speaking out of despair caused by a personal crisis.”
Richard Tobin dubbed the coordinated planned attack against Jewish- and African-American-owned properties throughout the country “Kristallnacht.”
While he welcomed the decision by Students for Justice in Palestine to end its months-long harassment campaign, Max Price says it does not “absolve” the anti-Israel group of its behavior.
“It is one of the most vulgar ... evil crimes that can be committed against an entire group of people,” said U.S. District Judge Raymond Moore in meting out the sentence.
The 2015 Iran deal poses an “existential threat to the Jewish state,” warns the Habithonistim group, and returning to it would push Israel and its Sunni allies into a “dangerous corner,” potentially igniting a nuclear arms race.
With a radio show pulling in more than 14 million listeners, Mark Levin has no reason to pull his punches. A special interview marking the release of the Hebrew edition of his bestselling book, “Unfreedom of the Press.”
The suspects were seen on video “bending the metal statues and knocking them down while attempting to steal them unsuccessfully,” said the museum, which estimates the damage at $15,000.
New York City mayoral candidate Andrew Yang said he has an issue with organizations that don’t disavow “very, very violent tactics” towards Israel, though he doesn’t have an issue with individuals or activists “making a case for what they think is right.”
A BDS supporter, she has accused Israel of “apartheid” and was one of the few members of Congress to vote against the Palestinian Anti-Terrorism Act of 2006, which aimed to curb and defund Hamas.
“There is this conflating of speech with violence. You know, the idea that somebody telling a joke or saying something that hurts someone’s feelings is tantamount to a threat to their safety,” said Samantha Harris.