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  • Al Sharpton admits to using ‘cheap’ rhetoric about Jews

    Al Sharpton appealed to Reform Jews for a united front in facing down antisemitism and racism and recounted how the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s widow reprimanded him.

  • al-Khan al-Ahmar School

    Palestinians embark on international campaign to stop IDF from razing school

    The Civil Administration issued a demolition order against it already in 2009.

  • Laurie Cardoza-Moore

    Christian anti-BDS envoy mulling Congress run

    Laurie Cardoza-Moore is founder and president of Proclaiming Justice to The Nations, an organization dedicated education about the dangers of antisemitism and the BDS movement.

  • Explosion à Ashkelon.

    Guerres fratricides au sein de la mafia israélienne

    Voilà un an que les Domrani et les Shlomo sont engagés dans un bras de fer sans merci. Zoom sur une pègre qui n’a rien à envier à ses consœurs du bassin méditerranéen…

    By AMIR ZOHAR

  • Group of Sri Lankan Muslims shouting slogans, protesting against the UN and U.S.

    Will UN Human Rights Council honor its mission?

    Why does the Council continuously ignore the many human rights violations all over the globe and focus only on Israel?

    By JAGDISH N SINGH

  • Mahalia Jackson

    The unsung story behind 'I Have a Dream'

    The story of Mahalia Jackson remains untold, her involvement in one of the greatest speeches of all time unheralded.

    By VIC ALHADEFF

  • An Israeli couple signs an unofficial marriage agreement

    Israeli couples say 'I don't' to Orthodox weddings

    Some of Israel's most popular TV stars and models have come out this week in an advertisement supporting a new bill allowing civil marriage.

    By REUTERS

  • Rights

    A new kind of freedom

    Thanks to a social worker from New York, there are now six centers in the capital that citizens can call for guidance in getting their rights.

    By LISA GOLD

  • "childen "vote" in Jerusalem

    Electoral Reform - Hope for Tomorrow

    The good news is that according to surveys that we published at the Israel Democracy Institute, there is widespread consensus among Israelis on many of the most significant issues our country faces.

    By YOHANAN PLESNER

  • Eish Kodesh

    Court acquits Israeli accused of shooting at Palestinians

    "The indictment never should have been filed," lawyer stated, questioning why case was filed 8 years later.

    By YONAH JEREMY BOB

  • Getting Martin Luther King’s message across

    The More than Music troupe brings students to the table with the civil rights leader.

    By BARRY DAVIS

  • IDF Haredi Hetz paratroopers

    Affirmative action for Arab, Haredi IDF vets passes early vote

    The legislation would boost the chances of anyone who served the country in military, civilian or national service to be hired for civil service.

    By LAHAV HARKOV

  • Prison jail cell illustrative

    Overcrowding ‘unprecedented crisis’ says Israel Prison Services

    IPS: No room left by next December without court-ordered expansion.

    By DANIEL K. EISENBUD

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