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Steve Kramer: Two events in June: one wonderful, one fraught
Steve Kramer: Two events in June: one wonderful, one fraught We had long planned a family trip to celebrate my 80th birthday. Never having taken a cruise, we decided it would be a good way for five of us (me, Michal, Saul, Moshe & Christina) to enjoy a
Health & Fitness | Health News
5 Health Benefits of Swimming
A workout in the pool can leave you with phenomenal gains in many different key health areas, without the annoying joint pain that other workouts such as running or tennis can often cause. Here are 5 important health benefits that swimming offers, no matt
Politics | Campus Watch
Columbia Profs Struggle With Reading Comprehension, Suggest Jewish Board Member 'Leaked' Subpoenaed Texts
An anonymous group of Columbia University faculty members released a statement suggesting a Jewish member of the school’s board of trustees "leaked" acting president Claire Shipman’s private text messages to the Washington Free Beacon. In reality, Columbi
History | History
The Jewish Impact on the Founding of America
The Hebrew Bible played a major role in the creation of the United States and its democracy.
Recipes | Recipes
Fudgy Brownies Recipe (Melt in Your Mouth!) | The Kitchn
Learn how to make the fudgiest brownies ever, thanks to three different chocolates in the batter: cocoa powder, bittersweet chocolate, and semisweet chocolate.
Politics | Politics
Mideast Horizons interviews Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Chair Rev. Johnnie Moore - YouTube
In this episode of Mideast Horizons, hosts Lahav Harkov and Asher Fredman interview Reverend Dr. Johnnie Moore, Executive Chairman of the Gaza Humanitarian F...
Politics | Politics
CBC News Report Whitewashes Hateful Anti-Israel Mob During ‘Encampments’ - Honest Reporting Canada
CBC News’ June 9 report on the University of Toronto divestment vote amplified anti-Israel voices while omitting
Politics | Politics
Globe And Mail’s Doug Saunders Continues To Misrepresent Danger Of Iran’s Nuclear Threat - Honest Reporting Canada
The June 23 episode of The Decibel podcast from The Globe and Mail dangerously misrepresented Iran’s nuclear ambitions
Politics | Politics
CBC’s As It Happens Radio Program Tilts Hard Against Israel Amid Iran Conflict Coverage - Honest Reporting Canada
Over the past two weeks, CBC Radio’s As It Happens has doubled down on its pattern of broadcasting skewed
Politics | Politics
CBC Radio Program Saskatoon Morning Airs Local Professor’s Anti-Israel Diatribe Without Any Challenge Or Fact-Check -
On the June 24 edition of the CBC radio program Saskatoon Morning, host Stephanie Massicotte gave a platform to University of Saskatchewan assistant professor Colleen Bell
Politics | Politics
CBC News Producer Yasmine Hassan Continues To Produce One-Sided Coverage Of Hamas-Israel War, Including Three Puff Piece
For months, CBC News has uncritically amplified Hamas-supplied casualty figures and downplayed evidence of UNRWA’s complicity with terrorism,
Politics | Politics
CBC’s Nadia Kidwai Whitewashes Iran’s Nuclear Threat, Lets Guest Nathan Derejko Deny Israel’s Right To Self-Defenc
In a June 21 segment of The Weekend Morning Show, CBC host Nadia Kidwai grossly misrepresented Iran’s
Politics | Politics
CBC News Reporter Chris Brown Uncritically Repeats Anti-Israel Disinformation, Casts Aspersion On Israeli Statements - H
Chris Brown’s June 26 article for CBC News presented a deeply skewed view of Israel’s war with Hamas
Politics | Politics
#TakeAction Tell House of Reps to Pass No Foreign Gifts Act
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Politics | Politics
Crescent International Is An Islamic Religious Publication Spreading Vile Anti-Jewish Rhetoric Under The Guise Of Religi
Crescent International, a Canadian-based Islamic “newsmagazine,” regularly publishes hate-filled screeds cloaked
News | News
Family of suspect in antisemitic firebombing in Colorado can be deported, judge rules
The alleged attacker has been indicted on 12 federal hate-crime counts, including two first-degree murder charges.
Politics | Opinion
The IDF is not just Israel’s army: it is a symbol of Jewish self-defence
Strong Jews, sovereign Jews, Jews you can’t push around.... that’s what Zionists are
News | Antisemitism Watch
Using the War as an Excuse to Torment Jewish Children
The shocking story of the expulsion of Jewish students in one of the nation’s top K-8 schools has so many outrageous elements that two of the most important aspects have
News | Antisemitism Watch
UK Culture war timeline: Boycotts and bigotry since 7 October
Jewish News tracks 21 months of hate and discrimination in Britain’s arts and culture scene
News | Antisemitism Watch
The need to acknowledge Muslim antisemitism
Britain may be an outlier for now, but America’s not far behind.
Politics | Debunking Lies
The Settler Violence Myth
How a flawed narrative about Jewish settlers in Judea and Samaria became a global campaign—and a weapon against Israel
Entertainment | Television/Film/Books
Michael Madsen Dead: ‘Reservoir Dogs’ Actor Was 67
Michael Madsen, the rough-and-tumble actor best known for his work in such Quentin Tarantino films as Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill: Volume 2, has died.
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Victoria Braverman: The Storm before the Calm before the Storm
Victoria Braverman: The Storm before the Calm before the Storm The vintage clothing shop across the street is gone. Not just closed. Gone. Emptied out without ceremony. I didn’t notice it happening. It used to open unpredictably – once or twice a
News | Iran
Strategic Suicide? Why Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei is Again Preparing for War
Western intelligence agencies believe that Khamenei’s character is a decisive factor preventing fundamental policy shifts in Iran – even amid severe crises or after the major military setbacks and humiliation inflicted by Israel. - Strategic Suicide? Why
News | Antisemitism Watch
Karen Diamond: killed by 'anti-Zionism'
The burning of Jews in Boulder, Colorado speaks to the lethal intolerance of Israelophobia.
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Jonathan Sacks: Losing Miriam CHUKAT
Jonathan Sacks: Losing Miriam CHUKAT It is a scene that still has the power to shock and disturb. The people complain. There is no water. It is an old complaint and a predictable one. That is what happens in a desert. Moses should have been able to handle