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Israel Rejects ‘Outrageous’ Probe Approved by UN Rights Council After Gaza Conflict
Israel and Gaza: Where Do We Go From Here?
Activist Claims ‘Behind the Scenes’ Donations From Canadian Jewish Groups to Newspapers Distort Israel Coverage
Jewish Groups Applaud US Decision to Stay Away From ‘Anti-Israel’ Durban IV Events in September
A pro-BDS demonstration. Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Leading Jewish organizations welcomed the Biden administration’s decision to stick to the US policy of not attending any events to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Durban Declaration in September due to their “anti-Israel sentiment. Read more » »
Jewish Groups, Local Communities Mark Two-Year Anniversary of Deadly Passover Shooting at Poway Chabad
On Palestinian Aid and Accountability
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas gestures during a meeting, in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Aug. 18, 2020. Photo: Reuters / Mohamad Torokman / Pool. The decision to resume American aid to the Palestinians is a classic example of cart-before-the-horse thinking that has existed in one form or another for the past seven decades. Read more » »
Jewish Groups Horrified Over ‘Antisemitic Bigot’ Louis Farrakhan’s Appearance at Funeral of Rapper DMX
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan speaking at a memorial service for rapper DMX on Sunday, April 25. Photo: Screenshot. Jewish organizations expressed outrage on Monday over the prominent attendance of Nation of Islam leader and notorious antisemite Louis Farrakhan at rapper DMX’s funeral service on Sunday. Read more » »
Jewish Groups Blast ‘Incendiary’ Remarks by Teachers Union Head Calling US Jews ג€˜Part of Ownership Classג€™ Over School Reopening Debate
Disney Channel Replaces ‘Jerusalem’ With ‘Holy Land’ in Passover PSA
A PSA aired by Disney Channel in honor of Passover. Photo: Provided. Disney Channel last week ran a Passover public service announcement (PSA) that replaced the traditional Jewish phrase “Next year in Jerusalem” with “Next year in the Holy Land.” The original phrase is often sung at the end of the Passover seder. Read more » »




















