American Jews and Israel: Fraying Bonds

Since its founding in 1948, Israel has been a fundamental touchstone for American Jews. While that widespread support has eroded over the years as a peace process with Palestinians foundered, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s recent attempt to deeply undermine the country’s independent judiciary has pushed that relationship to a nadir.
Jodi Rudoren, editor-in-chief of the Forward, will be in conversation with Congressman Brad Schneider, Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky of New York's Ansche Chesed synagogue, Israeli Deputy Consul General Daniel Aschheim, and Eva Borgwardt, political director of IfNotNow.

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The American Jewish People could build their temple around the Palestinians. They have the resources

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The constant gaslighting spewed by the rep of the Israeli government only serves to highlight how right in their admonishment of the state of Israel the other speakers are. His claims are baseless and his words are tinged with lies and less that half truths.

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Nonsense !
Democracy in Israel has been compromised by the Judicial Coup d'etat starting in the 1990s.
The Likud is trying to restore democracy.

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The wall around Palestinians is an attrocity. Undemocratic. This will end.

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"American Jews gotta choose, Messianic Jew or Palestinian Jew.", perhaps words of some Rabbi

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Animal Farm

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These people are not god's people

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