Page 7 - David Brog News Today

Aviva Rosenschein, CAMERA’s International Campus Director, told JNS: “It’s gotten much worse since I started in 2008 with CAMERA—much worse. It’s much more intimidating on the campuses.”

“What we’re seeing is that you can survive off the fumes of past trips for a year or so, but by the time you get to two years without a trip, the network you were able to build through the trip really begins to fall apart,” said David Brog, executive director of the Maccabee Task Force.

“What we’re seeing is that you can survive off the fumes of past trips for a year or so, but by the time you get to two years without a trip, the network you were able to build through the trip really begins to fall apart,” said David Brog, executive director of the Maccabee Task Force.

“Our teachers and our children need to be taught Israel’s beauty and complexity in order to appreciate it,” said Jake Bennett, the Israeli-American Council for Action’s director of policy and legislative affairs.

Among the topics covered were similarities between both minorities and their shared history, and how anti-Semitism persists and “is a cousin of racism,” said David Brog, executive director of the Maccabi Task Force.

CORVALLIS, Ore. - The Oregon State men's soccer team returns to Lorenz Field to host non-conference contender Saint Mary's on Friday at 7 p.m. in Corvallis, Ore. The Beavers are 7-1-2 (3-0-1 Pac-12), second in the Pac-12 standings, and are ranked for the second consecutive week moving up to No. 13 in the past United Soccer Coaches poll. Tickets are available for Friday's game, ranging from $4-$6.   Last Time Out 

’Til Kingdom Come,” which was a nasty and dishonest hit job on Evangelical Protestants in the United States who support Israel.

No Israeli leader has cultivated evangelical support like Netanyahu and many worry his imminent departure could sour ties with one of the Jewish state's main backers

Jews who value the Christian allies are worried about a possible erosion of support among a critical pro-Israel sector.

Jews who value the Christian allies are worried about a possible erosion of support among a critical pro-Israel sector.