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Letters to the Editor: Did the UCLA protesters invite mockery, or should we take them seriously? - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: Did the UCLA protesters invite mockery, or should we take them seriously?

Some of the rhetoric and tactics were hardly 'peaceful,' says one reader. Another compares the demonstrators favorably to Vietnam War protesters.

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Did UCLA protesters invite mockery, or should we take them seriously? - Vimarsana News

Did UCLA protesters invite mockery, or should we take them seriously?

Some of the rhetoric and tactics were hardly 'peaceful,' says one reader. Another compares the demonstrators favorably to Vietnam War protesters.

Letters to the Editor: Hamas, not Israel, is responsible for whatever happens in Rafah - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: Hamas, not Israel, is responsible for whatever happens in Rafah

A reader says that instead of urging Israeli restraint in Rafah, where more than 1 million Palestinians have sought refuge, we should tell Hamas to surrender.

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Letters to the Editor: Hamas attacked Israel. Hamas broke a cease-fire. Are we already forgetting this? - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: Hamas attacked Israel. Hamas broke a cease-fire. Are we already forgetting this?

Calls for Israel and the U.S. to pursue something other than a military solution in Gaza ignore that there was a cease-fire in place before Oct. 7, when Hamas broke it.

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Parents urge universities to do more to protect their children on campus - Vimarsana News

Parents urge universities to do more to protect their children on campus

A New York psychologist who works with young people told JNS she is hearing of students going to Hillel and Chabad for the first time, to study there instead of