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The resignation of Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick could clear the path for Elijah Manley, a convert to Judaism running as a Democratic Socialist and frequent Israel critic.
“We much prefer to see their work on the screen, and not them in court,” stated Rory Lancman, senior counsel of the Brandeis Center.
“If Hamas rejects the plan, Israel will act decisively with the full backing of the United States,” read the statement.
“Wikipedia continues to be a bigoted anti-Israel, anti-Jewish outlet and a thoroughly unreliable source,” Morton Klein, of the ZOA, told JNS.
DHS: Federal judge stokes ‘embers of hatred’ by ruling against deportation of anti-Israel protesters
“We will continue to revoke the visas of those who put the safety of our citizens at risk,” a U.S. State Department spokesman told JNS.
NY exhibit underscores how medieval Christians both sang songs from Hebrew Bible and persecuted Jews
“Here you sing these Psalms every day, yet on Good Friday you go out and you beat up your Jewish neighbors,” Roger Wieck, of the Morgan Library and Museum, told JNS. “I don’t have an answer for you.”
“Publicly funded universities are barred from discriminating based on race, national origin or religion,” a U.S. Justice Department official stated.
The suit alleges that a member of the township committee was promised “that Jew” would no longer be solicitor, “NJ.com” reported.
“I welcome the president’s proposal to finally bring this war to an end,” Rep. Lois Frankel said.
Fuzzy’s Pizza Katy in Texas is offering customers a limited-edition box and a commemorative USPS stamp to honor the legacy of the late Holocaust survivor and Nobel Prize laureate Elie Wiesel.
A senior Hamas official told the “BBC,” the terrorist group will likely reject the deal, citing demands to disarm and for an international stabilization force.
“The most important place where we have to fight is the battle for truth,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells attendees.
“They’ll be paying about $500 million, and they’ll be operating trade schools,” the president said. “Then their sins are forgiven.”
