Category Archives: World
Fisesp celebra 70 anos, com Sessão Solene na Assembleia Legislativa em 13/03
Jewish elderly advocates take aim at GOP’s proposed changes to health care
JTA quoted B’nai B’rith International in an article on the American Health Care Act proposal. In the story B’nai B’rith says „Changing any portion of the Medicaid funding to a per capita cap proposal would have a significant negative impact on Read more » »
B’nai B’rith atua em prol das restituiçőes aos sobreviventes do Holocausto
A Declaração de Terezin, aprovada por 47 países, incluindo os Estados Unidos, em Praga, na Conferência de 2009 sobre os Ativos do Holocausto, reconhece „a importância de restituir ou compensar o confisco relacionado ao Holocausto durante entre 1933 e 1945”. Read more » »
Amazon remove livros que negam o Holocausto
A Amazon decidiu suspender a venda de diversos títulos que negam o Holocausto, depois que o Congresso Judaico Mundial os denunciou diversas vezes, desde 2013, por violar as regras da empresa, que proíbem a comercialização de obras que „promovam ou glorifiquem o ódio”. Read more » »
Hanafi Siege: Gunmen raid DC buildings in 1977, killing one and wounding at least 12
Remembering the Hanafi Siege: 40 years later
WUSA 9 interviewed B’nai B’rith International CEO Daniel S. Mariaschin on the 40th anniversary of the Hanafi Siege. On March 9, 1977 a dozen gunmen seized three buildings, including B’nai B’rith headquarters, in Washington, D.C. Mariaschin says of the siege, „It was a precursor to all that we see, not only in the Middle East but here. Read more » »
B’nai B’rith Marks 25th Anniversary Of The Terrorist Attack On The Israeli Embassy In Argentina
B’nai B’rith International marks the 25th anniversary of the bombing of the Israeli Embassy in Argentina. On March 17, 1992 a suicide bomber drove a truck into the embassy. The explosion killed 29 people and wounded more than 200. Read more » »
40 Years Later: Remembering The Hanafi Siege That Paralyzed DC
Forty years ago Thursday, a dozen gunmen stormed three buildings in downtown Washington, D.C. They took 150 hostages. They killed one person, a radio reporter. And they left dozens injured, including then-Councilmember Marion Barry.For 39 hours, D.C. residents watched and waited as negotiators bargained to free the hostages. Read more » »



















