admin | May 29, 2020
The stretch of sunny weather in Seattle this week may give way to a little rain on Saturday and Sunday, which should make it easier to pack up your crop circle picnic and hole up in your home with a 4K restoration of the 1982 adventure film The Grey Fox, newly available episodes of The Simpsons, selections from film festivals around the world on YouTube, and other great options streaming through both local theaters and national platforms. Read on for all our top picks for the weekend. AberdeenFilmed on location in the Pacific Northwest, Colton Van Til's debut feature (that he directed at just 19!) follows a woman who tries to find a place in the male-dominated field of sports journalism by exposing the sexual assault taking place within her hometown's high school sports scene.Available via Northwest Film Forum 15th Annual HUMP! Film Festival 2020Our colleagues, the creators of HUMP!, were crushed to cancel their originally planned spring re-screening
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admin | May 28, 2020
The late Amos Oz regularly contended that Zionism is not a first name but a family name. Ask each member of this family what Zionism means to them and youll hear a plethora of visions of Jewish national self-determination in the historical Land of Israel. The debate within the family has been raging for well over a century, albeit under one roof
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admin | May 28, 2020
Kiev native and Sydney resident Alex Ryvchin (currently co-CEO of the Executive Council of Australian Jewry) is on a mission to counter anti-Zionism. Toward this noble end, he has composed a primer, Zionism: The Concise History, with which to arm allies and controvert adversaries in the impassioned struggle over the meaning and legacy of the Zionist movement.With a legal background, Ryvchin enters the fray in earnest with an extended factum about how and why Zionism came to be
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admin | May 28, 2020
I have been on Twitter for almost a year. My account, Israile dair (twitter.com/e_israil) is solely on Israel. I am sharing my own course notes on Israeli history, articles taken from newspapers and the information that is shared by many other people I follow who respect and understand Israel (mostly people from Israel or the USA).
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admin | May 28, 2020
An antisemitic banner hung outside a Jewish cemetery in London has been taken down and condemned as utterly sickening after Twitter users posted photos of it. The DIY-banner reading Welcome to the Zionist Police State was hung from the window of a house opposite Bancroft Road Jewish Cemetery in Mile End, a disused United Synagogue site dating from the early 20th century, when the area was the epicentre of Londons Jewish population before demographics shifted. A photo of the banner was posted on Twitter by the Sunday Times journalist Gabriel Pogrund on Sunday, with Labour MP Wes Streeting tweeting that he recognised the location near his grandfathers old flat, adding that it was utterly sickening
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admin | May 28, 2020
The American Association of University Professors presented one of its coveted awards to honor the activism of a professor who called Zionists white supremacists and spent taxpayer money to meet with convicted terrorists. Professor Rabab Abdulhadi, San Francisco State Universitys director of Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas Initiative (AMED), received AAUP's "GeorginaM. Smith Award," as part of the 2020 list of "Outstanding Faculty Activists." According to AAUP, this award is given to "a person or persons who provided exceptional leadership in a given year in improving the status of academic women or in academic collective bargaining and through that work improved the profession in general." "significant number of fierce anti-Zionists in AAUP leadership positions..." In its recognition of Abdulhadi, the AAUP praised her for exemplifying courage, persistence, political foresight, and concern for human rights." The group highlighted her efforts to "advance the agenda for social change in Palestine, the United States, and internationally." Campus Reformreported on Abdulhadi in 2014, when she led a taxpayer-funded university trip to meet with at least two convicted terrorists.
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admin | May 28, 2020
The memory of the 2019-2020 coronavirus pandemic will eventually pass. Yet, waiting in the wings remains another pandemic of equal fierce ugliness showing no sign of retreat and with no antidote. The anti-Semitism virus manifests through targeted hate speech and action; utilizing property destruction, including attacks on religious institutions, and violent confrontations
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admin | May 28, 2020
Marta Mozes learned to speak Hebrew fluently at the age of 10 through the sink-or-swim method. She and her parents were spending her fathers sabbatical year in Arad
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admin | May 28, 2020
Hezbollah supporters chant slogans during last day of Ashura, in Beirut, Lebanon, Sept. 20, 2018
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admin | May 28, 2020
Mohammad Salami The Israeli military leader and politician Moshe Dayan once boasted that the musical band in the Israeli army can invade and occupy Lebanon. Had Dayan, who died in 1981, witnessed the power of Hezbollah Resistance, he would not have made this remark which ironically turned to be a reason for mocking the enemys military
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