Jewish voice for peace
Rashida Tlaib Attended Jewish Voice for Peace Shabbat Service After Cancellation Of Israel Trip
The event attended by 60 people was organized by Jewish Voice for Peace, a left-wing organization that supports the BDS movement against Israel.
Boston JCRC Says Members Can’t Work With Anti-Zionists, Setting Up Showdown
The vote follows discussions that started when the Boston Workmen’s Circle signed a statement by the anti-Zionist Jewish Voice for Peace.
Jews Fight For Immigrants — But Face Fierce Backlash From Anti-Israel Activists
“People were yelling at us for being Jews, and for not being Jews the way they want us to be Jews.”
Durham JCC Calls Police On Jewish Group That’s Critical Of Israel
“The issue here is that the institutional Jewish community is ignoring our Jewish voices in the community,” a JVP member said.
For A Century, White Supremacists Have Smeared the ADL. Now, The Left Has Picked Up The Habit
The Anti-Defamation League is the leading institution fighting against anti-Semitism in the world. But it’s fielded criticism from left and right.
14 Protesters Arrested After Mourning Gaza Deaths Outside Schumer’s Office
The event was intended to highlight what protesters described as Schumer’s silence about the deaths of Gaza protesters.
Barnard Students Rage Over President’s Rejection Of Landslide BDS Vote
“Now it’s not just about divestment from Palestine. Now it’s about free speech, it’s about student rights, it’s about the administration’s power.”
Women’s March Leaders Slam Starbucks For Tapping ADL To Defuse Racism Furor
Tamika Mallory, the Women’s March leader who refused to condemn Louis Farrakhan, denounced the ADL for “CONSTANTLY attacking black and brown people.”
Divided Barnard College Votes On Israel Divestment — On Eve Of Jewish State’s Independence Day
Many Jewish students who aren’t normally involved in Israel politics have gotten involved. But others have “Israel fatigue.”
Jewish Voice For Peace, 5 Other U.S. Groups On Israel’s BDS Blacklist
Members of Jewish Voice for Peace, which has over 200,000 online supporters, could be banned from entering the Jewish state.
