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Where are the rabbis who can speak out against these daily incidents, which must surely fall under the category of hillul Hashem, the desecration of God’s name?
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Where are the rabbis who can speak out against these daily incidents, which must surely fall under the category of hillul Hashem, the desecration of God’s name?
In soccer terminology, Israel received a yellow card but was spared, for now at least, a red card, having been unable to get the ICJ to throw out South Africa's case against it.
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To the Editor: I write this on the 110th day of Israel’s barbaric siege and genocide in Gaza. As the days and nights of unspeakable horror and suffering in Gaza crawl by, I and millions around the world say: “’Never Again’ is happening again. How could ‘Never Again’ happen again? Apparently it was nothing but a hollow cliche.”
Pastors and rabbis stand together on Capitol Hill