Letter from the Editor: Four Love Hacks in honor of MLK Day! – Brooklyn Reader
admin | January 22, 2020
Dear BK Readers, Lets talk about hate.
National Review Shouldn’t Join The Left In Blaming Jews For Antisemitism – The Federalist
admin | January 22, 2020
Sometimes even a publication youve long admired gets things horribly wrong. In this case, its National Review, which just published an incredibly problematic article, Anti-Semitic Attacks Shine Spotlight on Long-Simmering Tri-State Tensions, written by Zachary Evans, attempts to explain rising antisemitism in the New York area.
Monsey rabbi who survived stabbing attack gives invocation at New York State of the State address – Heritage Florida Jewish News
admin | January 22, 2020
NEW YORK (JTA)-Rabbi Chaim Rottenberg, whose home was the site of a stabbing last month on the holiday of Chanukah, delivered an invocation at Governor Andrew Cuomo's State of the State address. Joseph Gluck, the man who stopped the attacker by throwing a coffee table at his head, was also in attendance and received a standing ovation
Looking To Volunteer On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Of Service? Here Are Some Options – CBS New York
admin | January 22, 2020
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) As the city and nation celebrate the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., many are marking the occasion with a day of service.
People of the world, unite! – The Hudson Reporter
admin | January 22, 2020
Dear Editor: I would like to make a few comments about the horrific shootings at the Jewish deli in Jersey City a few weeks ago. First, my sympathies to the victims
X-ray vision: What the Torah can teach us about race relations in America – Juneau Empire
admin | January 22, 2020
As we approach Martin Luther King Jr. Day, race relations are in the consciousness of every thoughtful American. What can Torah teach us about race relations in America?
Vital Hasson, the Jew who worked for the Nazis, hunted down refugees and tore apart families in WWII Greece – The Conversation US
admin | January 22, 2020
I learned a lesson when conducting research for my recently published book, Family Papers: a Sephardic Journey Through the Twentieth Century. I had discovered the story of a young Jewish man forgotten to history until now, a story that taught me that neither cultural affiliation nor family history is a reliable predictor of future behavior. In short, identity is not destiny, and all of us can fall prey to the tides of history.
The Kedusha of Eretz Yisrael is Being Threatened. You can protect it! – COLlive – Chabad News
admin | January 22, 2020
Right now, The World Zionist Organization (WZO) is electing members of its Congress (the decision-making body of the WZO) and executive board members of the other national Israel organizations.
It happens to real people: how to help children grasp the horror of the Holocaust – The Guardian
admin | January 22, 2020
As a very young child, the only inkling I had of the Holocaust was that every now and then my father would say that hed had two uncles in France who were there before the war and werent there afterwards. Id wonder, how could they have just disappeared? How could there only be a nothing
World Leaders Are Wrong to Meet With Abbas While in Israel for Holocaust Memorial Ceremonies – Algemeiner
admin | January 22, 2020
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. Photo: Reuters / Mohamad Torokman.
