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Ben & Jerry’s the latest to join the #StopHateforProfit Facebook ad boycott – ABC News

| June 26, 2020

Iconic ice cream brand Ben & Jerry's became the latest company to join the growing boycott of Facebook and Instagram ads at the urging of the NAACP and other civil rights advocacy groups. "Ben & Jerrys stands with our friends at the NAACP and Color of Change, the ADL, and all those calling for Facebook to take stronger action to stop its platforms from being used to divide our nation, suppress voters, foment and fan the flames of racism and violence, and undermine our democracy," the company said in a statement Tuesday.

Viber cuts business ties with Facebook – United News of Bangladesh

| June 26, 2020

Rakuten Viber, one of the worlds leading messaging apps for free and secure communication, has cut all business ties with social mediagiantFacebook aiming to protect its one billion users. The messaging app will remove Facebook Connect, Facebook SDK, and GIPHY, as well as cease all advertisement spending on the social networking platform, said a press release. Amid the protests that broke out all over the US over the past few weeks, a group of six organisations, including the Anti-Defamation League and NAACP, called on Facebook advertisers to pause their spending on the social networking site during the month of July over the companys inability to protect users from hate speech

Unorthodox could use some Hasidic sex lessons and a few interior decorating tips too – Forward

| June 26, 2020

Where does one start with Unorthodox? With the fake shtreimels which would hardly satisfy a 9-year old Hasidic boy dressing up for Purim

Torah Is the Air We Breathe | Gil Student – First Things

| June 26, 2020

Throughout the pandemic, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has singled out the Jewish community for violating stay-at-home orders. Now, although Jews still face severe restrictions on religious gatherings after months without access to synagogues, he has permitted protesters to gather in the thousands and break social distancing guidelines.

Zionism is the Jewish Black Lives Matter – Forward

| June 26, 2020

There is a particular irony when I hear those in the mainstream Jewish community touting the specious All Lives Matter slogan. No, this isnt just about a betrayal of our ethical tradition demanding that we uplift the oppressed. Rather it is an irony that cuts so deep that this slogan actually undermines a belief shared by the vast majority of the Jewish community the right for Israel to exist as a Jewish state and the importance of its existence.

B’nai Brith Canada Calls on York University to Discipline Professor for Comparing Zionism to White Supremacy – Jewish Journal

| June 26, 2020

Bnai Brith Canada launched a petition on June 24 calling on York University in Toronto to take action against a professor for equating Zionism with white supremacy. According to a press release from Bnai Brith Canada, York University Osgoode Hall Law Professor Faisal Bhabha said during a June 10 panel that Zionism is just Jewish supremacy.

Elazar Stern to ‘Post’: I am disappointed in the relgious-Zionist MKs – The Jerusalem Post

| June 26, 2020

In a recent party meeting, a member of Knesset made the following comment: Our experience with religious-Zionist MKs hasnt been much of a success. He said this with a touch of humorist sarcasm, but then I began to rack my brain, trying to think which MKs from Yesh Atid and Telem were from the National-Religious camp.

The true story behind this iconic photo that became a symbol of gender equality in the Zionist movement – Haaretz

| June 26, 2020

Among the handful of surviving photographs depicting female pioneers during the pre-state British Mandate period, one of the best known is a picture of Aviva Alef. She was photographed in the summer of 1941 next to an open rail-cart full of rocks at a quarry at Kibbutz Ein Harod. The man who took the image was Zoltan Kluger, one of the greatest photographers in the country at the time, and who documented the Jewish state in the making for various Zionist organizations.

Albert Memmi: Contradictions of the colonial condition Mondoweiss – Mondoweiss

| June 26, 2020

It is a commonplace of literary theory that neither the intention nor the biography of the writer have any final authority over the interpretation of the work. The work stands apart from either, however they may contribute to its initiation and structure

Korah and Moses: Not All Views and Histories Are Worth Venerating – Algemeiner

| June 26, 2020

Moses Breaking the Tables of the Law (1659), by Rembrandt.


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