A nice Jewish doctor may be Hawaiis next governor + What to watch on Amazon, HBO and Netflix this weekend – Forward
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OK symbol: "OK" hand gesture added to Anti-Defamation League’s list of …
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The "OK" hand gesture has been added to an expanding list of hate symbols used by white supremacists. The Anti-Defamation League announced dozens of new additions to its database Thursday.
Antisemitic Boston Mapping Project now hosted on … – masslive
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Since its release by an anonymous creator in early June, the Mapping Project an illustrated web of purported connections between Massachusetts groups and the state of Israel has faced widespread denunciation by critics who said it represented a dangerous, antisemitic mapping of the states Jewish community that could leave organizations vulnerable to attack. Now, a leading anti-hate organization the Anti-Defamation League wants the Mapping Project removed from its internet server, and it wants help from the government of Iceland in doing so. The project displayed an online map of supposed connections between organizations that its authors said were supportive of Israel or had links to the Jewish nation.
ADL event on CA hate bill affirms Hindu-Jewish solidarity on swastikas J. – The Jewish News of Northern California
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The Anti-Defamation League strongly supports the right to display a swastika. Not the Nazi symbol thats been an emblem of hate and terror for 100 years, but the ancient Hindu, Jain and Buddhist symbol of peace. The distinction between the two figured prominently in a dialogue between Kendall Kosai, director of policy for the ADLs Pacific Northwest division, and Fremont resident Samir Kalra, managing director of the Hindu American Foundation.
Honoring the Turkish-Jewish Maftirim heritage
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To many Turkish citizens who are unfamiliar with Jewish religious music, certain Turkish Jewish liturgical hymns would sound like any other Turkish music that originated in the Ottoman Empire. Listening to a record by Hazan Aaron Cohen Yasak, a Turkish-Jewish cantor, brought back memories of my grandfather listening to Trk Sanat Mzii (Trkish classical music). I was fascinated by the resemblance of these Jewish hymns to the music I grew up with.
Voices of European Jewry: Krakow, Poland | The Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle – thejewishchronicle.net
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