admin | June 2, 2022
Lavrov warns West being drawn into Ukraine war with weapons shipments Western countries transferring weapons to Ukraine to help Kyiv fight off invading Russian forces are being drawn into the conflict, Moscows foreign minister warns in a thinly veiled threat while on a trip to Saudi Arabia. Lavrov accuses Ukraine of a direct provocation for requesting missile launchers, air defense systems and other weapons.
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admin | May 2, 2022
Ive shared with you before how proud I am to come from a military family and to represent a district with such a strong military presence. Thats especially true every May, when we proudly pause to remember all those who gave their lives serving in our nations military. There is an old expression, All Gave Some.
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admin | April 30, 2022
Tiburons town council met on April 20 to pass a resolution reaffirming its stance against hate and antisemitism, and to formally condemn a Feb.
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admin | April 29, 2022
Apr 27, 2022, 9:50amUpdated 2d ago By: News 12 Staff New Jersey had the second-most antisemitic incidents in the United States this past year, according to the Anti-Defamation League. The ADL reported a total of 2,717 incidents of antisemitic-related assault, harassment, and vandalism in the country in 2021.
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admin | April 23, 2022
Ilana Toweg, right, and her husband Doron field countless prayer requests because of their prominence as Israel farmers strictly observing shmita, Jewish laws about letting farmland lie fallow every seven years. (Deborah Danan via JTA.org) By Deborah Danan MOSHAV AZARIA, Israel Doron Towegs farmyard is as quiet, peaceful and unruffled as his voice.
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admin | April 23, 2022
. Four days after Russias invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, a museum burned in Ivankiv, a town to the northwest of Kyiv, which held paintings by the internationally acclaimed Ukrainian folk artist Maria Primachenko. For cultural workers in Ukraine and those watching from elsewhere in the world, it was a confirmation of fears that this war would see the destruction of Ukraines heritage, much like that in Georgia and Syria where Russia has been a party to the conflict
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admin | April 16, 2022
April is a month of religious observances. Christians celebrate Palm Sunday, Good Friday and finally Easter, when we give thanks for the risen Christ.
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admin | April 9, 2022
(RNS) Probably no event is more indelibly marked in U.S. Jewish life this year than the Jan
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admin | April 9, 2022
Welcome to your monthly tour of the Jewish literary landscape! I have four new titles to share and a special announcement we just launched our Bookshop storefront, where you can shop the books recommended in this newsletter.
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admin | March 24, 2022
The Wilma Theater ended a partnership this month with an arts group backed by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich that was supporting the debut of a play in Philadelphia. The break, over a local production of The Cherry Orchard, is another sign of the difficulties of being associated with Abramovich, after the United Kingdom froze his assets there in sanctions issued March 10.
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