Category Archives: World
O nosso presidente da B’nai B’rith São Paulo, Henri Esses, participou ontem do Programa Gente Que Fala
O nosso presidente da B’nai B’rith São Paulo, Henri Esses, participou ontem do Programa Gente Que Fala com os seguintes convidados: – O senador suplente José Aníbal; – O subprefeito de Campo Limpo, Thiago Dias da Silva; – O ator e publicitário Tony Mastaler, diretor e criador de estratégias de marketing político. Read more » »
Canceled speaker at JCC in Omaha, whose topic was radicalization, makes case known
The cancelation of an in-person speaking engagement by one of the founders of the anti-extremist Clarion Project due to accusations of being a hate group by local organizational leaders is causing controversy within the Jewish community of Omaha, Neb., and raising questions about free speech. Read more » »
Israel terrorist attacks 30 March
By BBUK In Advocacy, BBI and Israel, BBUK On 30 March 2022 B’nai B’rith UK is appalled and deeply saddened by the recent terrorist attacks that have claimed the lives of 11 civilians in Israel. These murderous assaults have been carefully planned to ensure the greatest loss of life and have resulted from incessant incitement by religious fanatics. Read more » »
The Original Grammy Snub
Hoffman Auto Group Centennial is Celebration of Family, Philanthropy – We-Ha
Hoffman Auto Group Centennial is Celebration of Family, Philanthropy – We-Ha http: //www.we-ha.com Read more »
Past Board of Governors of B’nai Brith International Past Member David Alpert Archives – Yonkers Tribune.
David A. Alpert to be Appointed Lay Advisory Board Chairman of the North American Board of Rabbis (NABOR) Appointment Slated for April 5th 2022 at 6: 00PM at Temple Israel New Rochelle 1000 Pinebrook Boulevard, New Rochelle, New York during The Read more » »
Articles Cover Dedication of Round-About Named for Jewish Rescuer
A Jewish art exhibit at Princeton was canceled over ties to the Confederacy. Jewish scholars are outraged.
(JTA) — Princeton University spent months planning an exhibit of 19th-century American Jewish art before cancelling the show because two of its featured artists had supported the Confederacy. The cancellation has drawn criticism from the exhibit’s Jewish donors and consulting historians. They say the decision “rewrites art history. Read more » »



















