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Passages participated in the event to show support for the Jewish state amid unprecedented hostility at college campuses.
“Wherever I meet people, I always try to make sure they know that I’m Jewish and Israeli because I’m proud to be both,” says Orthodox sojourner Avi Gold.
The Sephardic rabbi, who died in 1575, is one of history’s most renowned codifiers of Jewish law and writers on Jewish mysticism.
The author and advocate for responsible personal economics vowed to make the event “10 times what it was before.”
Friends of the Simon Wiesenthal Center called it “outrageous” that the York Region District School Board had considered not using the symbol.
As many as 400 participants had booked rooms to attend a summit from May 20 to May 22 at the Sonesta Nashville Airport Hotel.
“The contest will be impactful, empowering and unifying—what the country needs now,” says Gur Rosenblat, deputy director of the Education Ministry.
“What was done by our government does not represent the people of South Africa,” says church leader Shembe.
Acceding to the wish of a grieving mother, the prime minister donned the tefillin that had belonged to her son, a soldier killed in action in 2014.
“This amounts to nothing more or less than political blackmail,” former Tory leader states.
Proclaiming Justice to the Nations is presenting its findings on antisemitism to the House Education and Workforce Committee.
Iran’s ship of state has replaced many if not most of its parts since it set sail in 1979. Calling it an “Islamic Republic” or an “Islamic theocracy” now is a serious misnomer.
