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“Maybe some are thinking the Jews aren’t doing too well right now because, frankly, we are not,” Jake Retzlaff said on the podcast Y’s Guys.
The voiceover calls on activists to “bring your passion. Your tenacity. Your anger. But don’t bring hate to the protest.”
The managing partner of the Washington Commanders talks about Jewish identity, Israel and making sports a “shared community experience.”
Due to safety concerns amid heightened Israel-Turkey tensions, the athletes will not be able to qualify for the games this summer in Paris.
If Jibril Rajoub “doesn’t stop—we will imprison him in the Muqata’a,” said Foreign Minister Israel Katz.
The race was initiated by students from the Amir branch of the Upper Galilee Pre-military Academy.
Those affected by the war are overwhelmed by the warmth and support of the local Jewish community.
Iranian national volleyball team player Mobina Rostami was arrested shortly after posting on Instagram, “We love Israel and hate the Islamic Republic.”
Holtzman, who threw two no-hitters and was a three-time World Series champion, later worked at the St. Louis Jewish Community Center.
“These haters have it backward: On Oct. 7, it was Hamas that began a genocidal campaign of murder,” says Israel-Premier Tech co-owner Sylvan Adams.
A Jewish immigrant from Poland, she was an excellent cook, a savvy entrepreneur and a philanthropist who supported Jewish organizations.
The IDF sent its Commando Brigade backed by Merkava 4 tanks and air support to retrieve the corpse of Elad Katzir, whom PIJ murdered in January.
