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Foreign Ministry concerned Germany will downgrade ties over annexation – The Jerusalem Post

| June 10, 2020

Berlin may find ways other than sanctions to downgrade its relations with Jerusalem should Israel apply sovereignty with the West Bank, Foreign Ministry sources said on Monday.German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas is expected to visit Israel on Wednesday, making him the first major foreign visitor since the new government was sworn in last month. Maas will meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi.Maas is expected to express Germanys concerns over Netanyahus intention to extend Israels laws to the West Bank in July, as part of US President Donald Trumps peace plan

What or who is antifa? – The Conversation US

| June 10, 2020

The movement called antifa gets its name from a short form of anti-fascist, which is about the only thing its members agree on. President Donald Trump and some far-right activists and militants have claimed antifa is allegedly conspiring to foment violence amid the protests sweeping the U.S

As Jews, we are living with risk. – The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle

| June 10, 2020

Were entering a more dangerous time for the Jewish people in America, but there are strategies that could make a difference. This is one key message from a new series interviews with Wisconsin experts on antisemitism and related disciplines

Real Restoration Group Announces 24/7 Help for All Local Businesses in Chicago to Rebuild and Reopen – Yahoo Finance

| June 10, 2020

CHICAGO, IL / ACCESSWIRE / June 9, 2020 / Real Restoration Group ("RRG") announces 24/7 help for all local businesses in these times of uncertainty brought about by Covid-19 and property damage from recent looting incidents throughout Chicagoland in an effort to assist our community restore, rebuild, and reopen. The pandemic has created a challenging, unprecedented operating environment with previously unforeseeable impacts to one's home and business.

From Occupation to Occupy: The Israelification of American domestic security – The Grayzone

| June 10, 2020

(Editors note: The eruption of national protests against police brutality following the murder of George Floyd have shed new light on Israels training of local police officers across the country. 100 members of the 800-strong Minneapolis police department were trained at a conference in Israel in 2012. That means at least one of every eight members the citys force has been influenced by the methods of an occupying apartheid entity.

Jewish Future Pledge calls on Jews to allocate half of their estate to charity – Cleveland Jewish News

| June 10, 2020

A newly launched nonprofit is calling on worldwide Jewish donors, young and old, to allocate at least half of their charitable dollars transferred at death to Jewish and Israel-related causes. Philanthropist and entrepreneur Michael Leven and longtime Jewish executive AmyHoltz launched the Jewish Future Pledge (JFP) initiative in May, during Jewish Heritage Month, with the aim of securing a vibrant Jewish future and inspiring the next generation of Jews to help support it.

Finding my Kaddish voice | Shira Pasternak Be’eri | The Blogs – The Times of Israel

| June 10, 2020

I shed many tears during my year of saying Kaddish.

Netanyahu to sit down with Gantz, Ashkenazi for 1st discussion of annexation – The Times of Israel

| June 10, 2020

Amira Oron confirmed as new ambassador to Egypt The government approved the appointment of Amira Oron as ambassador to Egypt, the first full-time envoy to the Arab country in more than 18 months, Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazis office says. Oron was selected for the ambassadorship by the Foreign Ministry in October 2018, but a vote on her appointment was delayed as Netanyahu instead considered appointing Likud lawmaker Ayoub Kara to the post

EU threats remain vague three weeks before sovereignty push – The Jerusalem Post

| June 10, 2020

Three weeks before a possible vote on Israel applying sovereignty in the West Bank, EU officials continued to voice their opposition, but would not list specific repercussions for the ties between Brussels and Jerusalem.German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas was scheduled to arrive in Jerusalem on Wednesday morning, with plans to discuss annexation in meetings with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Alternate Prime Minister Benny Gantz and Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi, where he plans to take a similar tack.An EU official said on Tuesday Brussels is still trying to engage with Israel and explain why they view it as a problem, rather than make specific threats.In that vein, the EUs Foreign Affairs Council invited Ashkenazi to Brussels. The message it seeks to send is that it takes international law seriously, as the structure under which it operates. As such, the EU would not recognize Israeli sovereignty in the West Bank.In addition, the EU is concerned that Israel will send a message that will reverberate through the Middle East that force works better than negotiations.However, there is no specific cost for Israel being cited in conversations between officials if Israel moves forward with annexation, as it remains unclear what Israel will do and member states do not agree on the consequences.The trajectory of Israel-EU ties has always been positive, an EU official said, predicting that there is a danger that trajectory could change if Israel extends its laws to parts of the West Bank, though it may not happen overnight.The remarks came days after Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh told EU President Charles Michel that Brussels should recognize a Palestinian state and impose sanctions on Israel to prevent it from extending sovereignty in the West Bank.The European source cited security matters as an area that is unlikely to change, saying that Israels security is still important to the EU.In addition, the EU, Israels biggest trading partner, is unlikely to impose blanket sanctions on Israel.

After newsroom protests, The New York Times opinion page editor and the top editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer have resigned – Nieman Journalism Lab…

| June 10, 2020

The editor of The New York Times opinion section, James Bennet, and the top editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer, Stan Wischnowski, faced crises in their newsrooms over an op-ed and an offensive headline, respectively, last week.


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