Columbia Tells Student They Won’t Acknowledge Revised Statement In Mass Email
Aaron Bandler
October 30, 2018
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Hamas terror cell planning attack arrested in West Bank
Jewish Journal
July 2, 2015
Forty members of a Hamas terror cell said to be planning an attack in the West Bank were arrested.
Rabbi Mark Borovitz statement: ‘Netanyahu does not speak for the Jewish people!’
Jewish Journal
March 3, 2015
While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu laid out his case against the nuclear deal with Iran, Rabbi Mark Borovitz of Beit T\’Shuvah expressed disappointment regarding the timing of the speech and believes it was ultimately disrespectful to an ally.
Kerry to Israel and Palestinians: Comply completely with cease-fire
Jewish Journal
August 26, 2014
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called on Israel and the Palestinians to “fully and completely” comply with the terms of their latest cease-fire.
RCC: Don’t Throw Out the Baby With the Bathwater
Jewish Journal
April 4, 2013
On Sunday March 24, the RCC received video footage alleging kashrus violations at Doheny Kosher Meats, a store under its supervision.
Statement from the Rabbinical Council of California on Doheny Meats
Jewish Journal
March 29, 2013
On Sunday March 24th, the RCC received video footage alleging kashrus violations at Doheny Kosher Meats, a store under its supervision.
Suspect in custody in bomb threat investigation, says Wilshire Blvd. Temple statement
Jewish Journal
December 18, 2012
We have an update on the bomb threat at the Temple’s Mid-Wilshire campus today.
Hotel Shangri-La, ZOA find common ground
Jonah Lowenfeld
August 29, 2012
On Aug. 21, on the heels of a jury decision that found the Hotel Shangri-La in Santa Monica, along with one of its part-owners, had discriminated against a group of Jews during an incident in 2010, the Western Region of the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) sent out a notice that it was planning a protest in front of the Hotel Shangri-La on Aug. 26, to \”express outrage.\”
Gaza Attack Points to Shared Struggle
Sam Fox
October 23, 2003
If the world needed yet another sign that the United States and Israel were engaged in the same struggle against international terrorism, it was given a cruel one Wednesday, Oct. 15, when Palestinian terrorists killed three American security agents and wounded a junior official from the U.S. Embassy in a roadside attack in Gaza.
Prepping Campuses for Anti-Israel Surge
Rachel Brand
October 16, 2003
When Ross Neihaus exited his chemistry class three days after the start of UCLA\’s fall quarter, he saw the words \”Anti-Zionist and Proud\” scrawled in chalk on the wall of an adjacent building. Such a statement coming so early in the quarter was a surprise to the fourth-year biology major, but not a shock.
\”I expect this to be my toughest year in college,\” said Neihaus, the president of Bruins for Israel, UCLA\’s pro-Israel group. \”We are concerned that what will be said this year will be nastier, more radical and essentially more anti-Semitic.\”
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