Ye is an outlier
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Cora Wilburn, an early American Jewish novelist, gets a bridge named for her in her Mass. town
Speaking at the ceremony, Jeremy Burton, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston, commended Duxbury’s elected and community leaders for their
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Wellesley’s student paper editorial board says anti-Israel Mapping Project ‘is providing a vital service’
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Dear Friends, Today’s Boston Globe features a Letter to the Editor, co-signed with ADL New England, expressing that we are disturbed and offended by the anti-Semitic themes
Chilling Discriminatory Conduct
This piece was originally published in the July 24, 2017 edition of the Boston Globe. Last week, Massachusetts lawmakers heard testimony on a bill that
Times of Israel: After the speech: investing in peacemaking
This article was originally published on the Times of Israel Blogs. Since the U.S. abstention at the UN Security Council and the speech by Secretary of
Times of Israel: Misguided Inaction Makes Peacemaking Even Harder
This article was originally published on the Times of Israel Blogs. There is one question I’ve been asked consistently this weekend: Why – given my own
