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Israel Doesn’t Reciprocate Devotion of Diaspora Jews
This piece is cross-posted from Eretz Acheret, where it was published today. Clear signs of changing attitudes towards Israel among British Jews have been emerging in recent years. And yet old thinking dies hard. Whereas a very significant proportion of … Continue reading
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Pro-Israel Jewish Organizations Are Likely to Have a Negative Impact on the Object of Their Affection
Apart from running down the battery on my BlackBerry at a phenomenal rate, the Twitter feed I activated recently does have its positive side. Tweets about breaking developments in Egypt and Libya gave me a sense of immediate and uncanny … Continue reading
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