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Jonathan Greenberg

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Jonathan GreenbergNovember 16, 2018
Reform Judaism can have Zionism or fringe leftism, not both
Coalitions are a great thing. But alliances only work if they don’t undermine what you claim to stand for.
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Jonathan GreenbergMay 25, 2018
What pro-Israel Jews can learn from Jewish Voice for Peace
We need to fearlessly teach the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. We don’t really do it now because the politics of it have become toxic, the narratives entrenched and the complexities overwhelming.
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Jonathan GreenbergApril 18, 2018
Washington PLO envoy says J Street members are ‘Palestinian allies’
The words of Husam Zomlot were warmly received during a 34-minute speech that talked about “two democratic states” and “a meaningful peace process.”
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Jonathan GreenbergHaym Salomon CenterApril 16, 2018
In Washington, J Street makes demands of Israel, ignoring Palestinian violence
Attendees at the organization’s 10th-anniversary conference were given a lobbying agenda that includes a laundry list of mandates aimed at the Jewish state—and none required of the Palestinians.
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Jonathan GreenbergHaym Salomon CenterApril 13, 2018
What do we call Jews who work with Jew-haters?
A fringe element within the Jewish community uses language and imagery stolen from classical anti-Semitic tropes, sides publicly with declared enemies of the Jewish people, and clumsily but intentionally wields their Judaism as a weapon against the rest of us.
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