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What do Jewish voters need to know about NYC elections? – The Jerusalem Post

| November 4, 2021

Tuesday is Election Day in New York City, where the Democratic primary can often be more decisive than Election Day itself. Many key races were essentially decided in June, including mayor, comptroller and public advocate. However, there are still races to know about, including a few close City Council races

The Temple Mount in Jerusalem

| October 18, 2021

Asher Kaufmann propsed in 2004 that the Jewish Temples were located North of the Dome of the Rock --with the Muslim Dome of the Spirits the probable location of the Holy of Holies.Asher was the first scholar to seriousy challenge tradition! This view, our Location A, was recently revived by an American Evangelical, Christian Widener,and is described on our page discussing the coming Third and Fourth Temples.

Woman accused of trying to set fire at Jewish school arrested in New York City | TheHill – The Hill

| October 18, 2021

A woman accused of attempting to set a New York City Jewish school on fire was arrested and charged on Sunday with reckless endangerment, a hate crime and attempted arson. The New York City Police Department Hate Crimes Task Force said on Twitter that Sharee Jones, a 39-year-old woman from Brooklyn, was arrested in connectionwith the case

Left-Wing Activist Slammed by Jewish Org for Claiming Attention Is Only Paid to the Holocaust Because Victims Were European – Algemeiner

| October 18, 2021

A prominent left-wing activist was criticized by a top American Jewish organization on Sunday for claiming on social media that the Holocaust is only considered important because its victims were Europeans. Shaun King, an outspoken supporter of Sen.

Jewish Skeptics of Critical Race Theory Say Holocaust Education Law No Deterrent – Jewish Exponent

| October 18, 2021

By Ben Sales When a school administrator in Texas was caught on tape saying that a new lawforces teachers to offer an opposing view on the Holocaust, the raft of state laws aiming to prohibit the teaching of critical race theory took on a new light. For Jews who support education about systemic racism, and oppose laws restricting such education, the Texas incident proves their point.

Germany marks 80th anniversary of first Jewish deportations – DW (English)

| October 18, 2021

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier marked the 80th anniversary of Germany's first deportations of Jews to Nazi death camps in occupied Poland on Monday. Steinmeier joined Berlin Mayor Michael Mller at the Track 17 Memorial at Berlin's Grunewald Train Station to mark the occasion.

Crying in my beer. The only Jewish beer company in America’ is closing – St. Louis Jewish Light

| October 18, 2021

Its still hard to believe that with all the breweries in America, there has been only one Jewish beer company in America. And now there are none

The Jewish Stake in Resisting the War on School-Board Critics – Algemeiner

| October 18, 2021

JNS.org In our bifurcated political culture, most Americans not only have forgotten how to listen to those who disagree with them but have also stopped being willing to credit opponents with good motives. Thats part of the reason why just about anything that someone thinks is awful is quickly labeled by somebody as being morally equivalent to the Nazis.

Colin Powells early life was steeped in Jewish culture and Yiddish. It stayed with him. – Forward

| October 18, 2021

Colin Powell, the former U.S. Secretary of State and first Black person to hold the job, lived on the same South Bronx block as Norman and Amy Brash, friends so close they were considered relatives, and Powell called them Mammele and Papelle. Dont ask me why the Jewish diminutives, Powell, who died Monday at 84, wrote in My American Journey, his 1995 autobiography, since they were also Jamaican

Everything you need to know about the ethnic studies law’s ‘guardrails’ J. – The Jewish News of Northern California

| October 18, 2021

Earlier this month Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 101 into law, making California the first state in the nation to add ethnic studies to its list of required high school courses


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