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EU Gave Nearly $5.7 Million To NGOs That Promote Israel Boycotts
The European Union responded that it does not support nor fund boycotts against Israel.
Pittsburgh Synagogue Spent MLK Weekend With Black Church Attacked In 2015
Members of the Emanuel AME Church surrounded the New Light Congregation visitors to share hugs and tears.
Bleak View Of European Jewry’s Future Shared At Holocaust Event
Despite efforts to curb the anti-Semitism, one “can no longer ignore that Jews are unsafe walking the streets of Europe.”
Massive U.S. Cuts To Palestinian Aid Affecting Food Supply, Sewage
Funding for the Palestinian security force, considered by Israel to be critical to maintaining quiet in the West Bank, is at risk.
Orthodox Rabbi Appointed To Serve In Illinois Legislature
“I may be the first rabbi in any state legislature. And that’s very exciting.”
2 American Jews Suspected Of Vandalizing Crucifix In Ukraine
The incident is the latest in a cycle of hate crimes around the pilgrimage site of the Breslav hasidic movement.
White House: Israeli Media Report On Long-Missing Peace Plan Is ‘Inaccurate’
The TV report said the plan includes Israel annexing West Bank settlement blocs and having sovereignty over Eastern Jerusalem.
Yad Vashem Designer Moshe Safdie Among Winners Of Israel’s Coveted Wolf Prize
About one-third of those recognized with the prestigious Israeli award have gone on to receive a Nobel, notably in physics.
Newsweek Reporter Calls ‘Israel, Mossad, Chabad’ Journalism’s ‘Third Rail’
Burleigh also said in 2012 that Barack Obama could win over some Jews with a “pile of money.
Joe Lieberman Now Works For A Chinese Company He Used To Slam
Lieberman’s mission for ZTE is to “listen,” his spokeswoman said.
