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Best Bets: Parmalee, SZA, new exhibits at MSI and Art Institute - Vimarsana News

Best Bets: Parmalee, SZA, new exhibits at MSI and Art Institute

Country rock band Parmalee headlines Joe's Live in Rosemont, "Salvador Dalí: The Image Disappears" opens at the Art Institute, SZA takes over the United Center, and "Pompei: The Exhibition" debuts at The Museum of Science and Industry.

Siemens Allegedly Signed Israel-Boycott Contract with Turkish Railways: German Media - Vimarsana News

Siemens Allegedly Signed Israel-Boycott Contract with Turkish Railways: German Media

Siemens AG, the largest manufacturing company in Europe, allegedly signed a contract with a Turkish firm to provide high-speed trains that reportedly includes a promise to boycott Israel. The deal between the multinational's Turkish subsidiary, Siemens

American Jews Shouldn't Be Afraid to Be Jewish - Vimarsana News

American Jews Shouldn't Be Afraid to Be Jewish

Do you go through a metal detector before entering your house of worship? Are you worried about being verbally or physically assaulted if you wear meaningful jewelry that your grandmother gave you?

International leaders push social media companies to ban anti-Zionist speech - Vimarsana News

International leaders push social media companies to ban anti-Zionist speech

The effort to criminalize criticism of Israel is hitting new strides, including a renewed effort led by international politicians to censor anti-Zionist views online.

Siemens signed Israel-boycott contract with Turkish railways: German media - Vimarsana News

Siemens signed Israel-boycott contract with Turkish railways: German media

The Saudi bank financing the sale allegedly demanded the boycott commitment.

Source: jns.org