Now, when he’s saying this, he’s not just saying he doesn’t want two separate states, he’s saying he wants the so-called Zionist enterprise to be finished—no existence of a Jewish state or the Jewish people. . He’s been very open in what he believes and other entities..…
Trump said he will visit Pittsburgh Tuesday – even though leaders of the city’s Jewish community sent an open letter to the White House Monday asking him to stay away. ..…
Daniel Greenfield, Shillman Journalism Fellow at Freedom Center, r focusing on Left and Islamic terrorism.. ..…
The Pittsburgh branch of Bend the Arc, a progressive Jewish organization committed to racial equality, sent an open letter to the president saying he had “incited” the killings and asking him not to come to Pittsburgh till he denounces white nationalism. ..…
Around the same time, the American Board of Missions to the Jews, which now goes by the name Chosen People Ministries, expanded from its first mission, in Brooklyn, to open up posts across the United States and overseas, including in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. . “I’ve baptized well over 1,000..…
Washington (CNN)Jewish leaders from both political parties said Tuesday that it was 'offensive' and 'disappointing' to have a Messianic Jewish minister open a campaign event attended by Vice President Mike Pence on Monday. . . Pence called Rabbi Loren Jacobs a 'leader in the..…
The following open letter was initiated by the Catalyst Project and the International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network. ..…
supporter of Workers Party Fernando Haddad embraces fellow weeping supporter, after learning that rival Jair Bolsonaro was declared the in Brazil election. ..…
In Pittsburgh, some progressive Jewish leaders have encouraged the President to stay home. In an open letter to the President, members of the city's 'Bend the Arc' organization wrote that his words and policies over the past three years 'have emboldened a growing white nationalist movement,'..…
Sanders also said that the President wants to go to Pittsburgh to show support, adding that the Tree of Life rabbi 'said that he is welcome' there, despite calls from a group of Pittsburgh Jewish leaders for him not to make the trip. . In an open letter to the President Sunday, the group..…