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Is There Any Way to End the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict? – The New York Times

| January 28, 2020

Khalidis core thesis is that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is best understood as a war of colonial conquest, one that closely hews to the pattern and mind-set of other national-colonial movements of the 19th century. As he points out, an early Zionist slogan calling for a Jewish homeland in Palestine a land without people for a people without a land not only discounted the presence of the estimated 700,000 Palestinians already there, but echoed a great body of settler lore that required conquered lands to be void of people, or at least inhabited only by lesser ones: Think of the expansion onto Indian lands in the American West, or white Australias long denigration of the Aborigines. Zionism had the added advantage, Khalidi argues, of adorning itself with a biblical coat that was powerfully attractive to Bible-reading Protestants in Great Britain and the United States

From Israel to Europe and America, then back to Jerusalem – The Jerusalem Post

| January 28, 2020

Much have I traveled in the realms of gold, John Keats wrote.

Best Books of 2019 – The Jewish Press – JewishPress.com

| January 28, 2020

Photo Credit: Pixabay {Originally posted to the authors website} As time goes on, I find that my reading is narrowing to books on Israeli and Jewish matters, including Torah commentary; with fewer novels and less general history and politics. There is only so much territory one can cover! Last January I published a list of new (2018) Jewish/Israeli books that I was reading, from an eclectic group of authors like Einat Wilf, Gil Troy, Yossi Klein Halevi, Yoram Hazony, Aviad Hacohen, Yael Ziegler, Kira Sirote, and rabbis Uriel Eitam, Binyamin Tabory and Eitam Henkin.

President signs bill to improve security for synagogues, mosques, and other religious groups – Michigan Radio

| January 28, 2020

Synagogues, mosques and other houses of worship can soon apply for federal grants to improve security.

Recent events stoking concerns of incidents of anti-Semitism – The Macomb Daily

| January 28, 2020

Editors note: On International Holocaust Remembrance Day we take an in-depth look at the rising incidents of anti-Semitism. Hate crimes against Jews are on the rise everywhere.

Muslim photographer’s images of synagogue go on display – Bradford Telegraph and Argus

| January 28, 2020

AN EXTRAORDINARY photography exhibition of a year in the life of Bradfords last synagogue opens this weekend. The images, by a Muslim photographer, are going on display at Cartwright Hall along with artefacts from the 140-year-old Manningham synagogue

I’m stepping down proud of our past and confident about our future – Jewish News

| January 28, 2020

Im a third generation English Liberal Jew.

Lawyer argues alleged Hanukkah attacker incompetent to stand trial | TheHill – The Hill

| January 28, 2020

A psychiatrist has foundthe man accused of stabbing five Jews in Monsey,N.Y., during a Hanukkah celebration last month too incompetent to stand trial, according to the man's lawyer. In a statement toTheAssociated Press, Michael Sussman, the lawyer for Grafton Thomas, said he has asked a federal judge to hold a competency evaluation for his client. The court gave the U.S

She has 6 employees and less than $2 million. The mission: Stop anti-Semitism in New York City. – JTA News

| January 28, 2020

NEW YORK (JTA) Earlier this month, Deborah Lauter stood in a Holocaust museum among students of color from a Brooklyn public school trying to explain why the museum is relevant to the current rise in anti-Semitism in their borough. The Holocaust didnt happen in a vacuum, Lauter told the students. It started with egg throwing.


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