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Charles Jacobs

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Americans for Peace and Tolerance

Charles JacobsJuly 22, 2021

Help free today’s black slaves in Africa

So far in 2021, 1,500 Nigerians have been murdered and more than 2,000 people have been abducted or kidnapped.

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Americans for Peace and Tolerance

Charles Jacobs and Avi GoldwasserJuly 16, 2021

The Boston stabbing of a rabbi was inevitable

Full of good intentions, Jewish leaders decided to embrace the radical Islamic Society of Boston and its Roxbury mega-mosque. They ignored the facts and adopted the comfortable path of “interfaith dialogue.”

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Americans for Peace and Tolerance

Charles JacobsJuly 9, 2021

Jewish activists push failed leaders to publicly defend the community

Learning a lesson from those in Raleigh, N.C., who stood up against an anti-Semitic measure in their city following failed efforts in Durham years ago.

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Americans for Peace and Tolerance

Charles JacobsFebruary 15, 2021

Cancel culture hits Boston’s Jews

Not long ago, far-left groups gained admittance to traditional Jewish institutions by arguing for a more inclusive “Big Tent.” Having won a seat at the table, J Street is now flipping the argument, throwing the “inclusivity” principle under the bus.

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Americans for Peace and Tolerance

Charles JacobsJuly 6, 2020

Farrakhan betrays today’s black slaves

Nation of Islam head Louis Farrakhan continues to maintain his silence regarding black slavery in Muslim North Africa while blaming the troubles of black people worldwide on the Jews.

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Americans for Peace and Tolerance

Charles JacobsJune 11, 2019

The high school battle in Newton, Mass.: Orthodox rabbis enter the front lines

Teachers tell students that the Arab-Israeli conflict is only about land, and not at all about religious hatred.

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