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Mark Goldfeder

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Mark GoldfederJune 19, 2022

Congress must defund the UN’s poisoned Pillay report

Discriminatory commissions that blame Israel for the world’s ills or scapegoat the Jewish state are simply not acceptable.

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Mark GoldfederJewish JournalMay 26, 2022

The latest ‘acceptable’ anti-Semitism targets AIPAC

To single them out for opprobrium based on double standards is discrimination—and wrong.

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Mark GoldfederJewish JournalJanuary 13, 2022

Dear Amazon: Nazis are bad

Why is Amazon still “the world’s largest purveyor of original Nazi propaganda films”?

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Mark GoldfederJewish JournalDecember 1, 2021

Real solidarity with the Palestinians must include honesty

Standing with the Palestinian people does not mean offering empty platitudes, but also facing the real-world consequences of bad decisions.

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Mark GoldfederJewish JournalNovember 3, 2021

If you care about human rights, stop supporting terror

Israel outlawed the six Palestinian NGOs because it is attempting to uphold, not repress, human rights and fundamental freedoms.

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Mark GoldfederJewish JournalJune 23, 2021

Israel’s fresh start and the media’s missed opportunity

No sovereign nation should need to consult with terrorists about whether they can hold a parade in its own capital city.

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Mark GoldfederApril 8, 2021

The Biden administration is breaking the law by restoring Palestinian aid

The resumption of aid to the Palestinians, including to the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees, is shameful. Congress should not let it happen.

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Mark GoldfederApril 1, 2021

New definitions of anti-Semitism are dangerous

Anti-Semites should not get a say in defining anti-Semitism, and the IHRA’s excellent definition of this phenomenon should not be changed to make them feel more comfortable.

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