Former Israeli Diplomats on Abraham Accord Signing: What’s the Rush? – The Media Line

UAE-Israel normalization agreement is to be signed at White House next week The United States announced on Tuesday that it would host delegations from Israel and United Arab Emirates next week for a special signing ceremony at the White House, barely one month after word of the Abraham Accord between the Jewish state and the Gulf nation first broke. The breakneck speed with which the official White House ceremony was announced surprised several former members of Israeli diplomatic negotiation teams, who shared with The Media Line their thoughts about the curious turn of events

15 women from York County’s past who influenced, inspired and created change – York Daily Record

The York Daily Record will host discussions through Facebook live regarding York's racial history, pursuit for change, and opportunities for youth.

Some Other Prominent Jews Who Resigned in Protest – Algemeiner

Bari Weiss on The View. Photo: Screenshot. With her recent resignation from The New York Times, Bari Weiss joined a small but distinguished group of American Jews who have resigned in protest from positions of stature, choosing to sacrifice their self-interest for the sake of principle.

Letters: Let the choirs sing or the whole tradition will crumble – Telegraph.co.uk

SIR The emergency funding for the arts announced by Oliver Dowden is hugely welcome. However, the work of church and synagogue musicians across the country is still under serious threat, with some professional choirs already facing permanent disbandment.

The 45 Best Things to Do in Seattle This Weekend: June 11-14, 2020 – TheStranger.com

This Friday (June 12), Black Lives Matter Seattle-King County is encouraging you to take the day off, if you can, to familiarize yourself with elected officials and to educate yourself on systemic racism in America. Whether that means participating in the Silent March at Judkins Park or taking action from home by donating to antiracist causes, there's tons of ways to show up for your local black and brown communities. Read on for this weekend's BLM-focused protests and demonstrations, virtual events amplifying black voices, and other happenings (like the Seattle International Dance Festival and a Pride Flag-Raising Ceremony in White Center).

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

I shed many tears during my year of saying Kaddish.

The 52 Best Movies to Stream This Weekend from Seattle Theaters and Beyond: May 28-31, 2020 – TheStranger.com

The stretch of sunny weather in Seattle this week may give way to a little rain on Saturday and Sunday, which should make it easier to pack up your crop circle picnic and hole up in your home with a 4K restoration of the 1982 adventure film The Grey Fox, newly available episodes of The Simpsons, selections from film festivals around the world on YouTube, and other great options streaming through both local theaters and national platforms. Read on for all our top picks for the weekend. AberdeenFilmed on location in the Pacific Northwest, Colton Van Til's debut feature (that he directed at just 19!) follows a woman who tries to find a place in the male-dominated field of sports journalism by exposing the sexual assault taking place within her hometown's high school sports scene.Available via Northwest Film Forum 15th Annual HUMP! Film Festival 2020Our colleagues, the creators of HUMP!, were crushed to cancel their originally planned spring re-screening

Iranian Regime Marks Qods Day 2020 With Antisemitism, Blood Libels, And Calls For Destruction Of Israel – Middle East Media Research Institute

Introduction As it does every year, the Iranian regime is marking Qods Day Jerusalem Day on the last Friday of Ramadan, which in 2020 falls on May 22. This year as well, the call for destroying Israel features prominently in statements by regime officials, who announced that the due to the coronavirus Qods Day marches would be presented via the media and there would be no parades in the streets.

The Israeli police unit that built the case against Adolf Eichmann, and was forgotten – Haaretz

On Monday, May 23, 1960, Sgt. Hannah Yacobsohn concluded her workday in the forensic services department at National Police Headquarters, located in Tel Aviv at the time. On the way to the bus that would take her home to Holon she noticed a special edition of a newspaper on sale: Adolf Eichmann was in Israel

Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Heres whats happening Wednesday – Chicago Tribune

State officials Wednesday reported another 92 deaths in Illinois related to the coronavirus, as the statewide death toll reached 2,215. Officials also announced 2,253 new known cases of COVID-19, bringing total to 50,355.

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