Donald H. Harrison

Israeli consulates suspend services in labor dispute

March 7, 2014

Editor’s Note: The following communication was received from the Consulate-General of Israel in New York: NEW YORK (Press Release)–As of Tuesday, March 4, 2014, due to the Finance Ministry’s refusal to resolve the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ labor dispute, consular services are unavailable and diplomats worldwide have taken a series of measures in response. During […]

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Middle East, USA

Let’s revive the Balboa Park centennial celebration

March 7, 2014

By Donald H. Harrison SAN DIEGO — In 1915 when Balboa Park officially opened under its new name (previously it had been called City Park), it was the site of a great exposition intended to announce to the world that San Diego County was open for business as an international port and trading center. The

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Donald H. Harrison

On Int’l Women’s Day, much work remains for Israel

March 7, 2014

By Merav Michaeli, MK JERUSALEM–Tomorrow, March 8, is International Women’s Day. As a feminist member of Knesset, who began my activist career 18 years ago working for the Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel, a New Israel Fund grantee, I want to celebrate this day with you, my friends and partners outside Israel. As

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Middle East

Adventures in San Diego Jewish History, November 29, 1957, Part 3

March 7, 2014

Attention Family Historians: If you would like a JPG photo copy from the Southwestern Jewish Press of any “Adventures in San Diego Jewish History” article that has been reprinted on the San Diego Jewish World website, simply copy the website address of the article, and send it along with the article’s headline, with a $5 payment

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Adventures in SD History

Iran again proves Israel’s need for missile defense

March 7, 2014

By Shoshana Bryen WASHINGTON, D.C. — Early Wednesday, March 5, the IDF intercepted a shipment of Syrian-made M-302 rockets with a range of up to 200 kilometers (125 miles). The missiles, which apparently went through Iraqi airspace to Iran and then by ship to the Red Sea, were likely headed to Sudan. From there, they

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Middle East, Shoshana Bryen, USA

JNS news briefs: March 7, 2014

March 7, 2014

Time to free Jonathan Pollard, Netanyahu tells Obama (JNS.org) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with U.S. President Barack Obama about the issue of convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard’s release when the two leaders met March 3 at the White House, Netanyahu said in an interview with Israel Hayom that will be published on Sunday.

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International

Denmark’s once-proud history recalled

March 7, 2014

By Steve Kramer ALFE MENASHE, Israel –What’s significant about October, 1943? During that month the Danes carried out an unprecedented rescue of Jews from deportation to Nazi concentration camps. Werner Bachmann recently told a rapt audience at a recent Forgotten People Fund luncheon in Netanya, “I was meant to be one of those murdered by

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International, Jewish History, Steve Kramer

Iran, Palestinian issues dominate AIPAC conference

March 7, 2014

By Rabbi Leonard Rosenthal SAN DIEGO–Judy and I just returned from AIPAC’s National Policy Conference in Washington, D.C. This was my third Policy Conference and Judy’s first. The number of attendees grows each year. This time 14,000 supporters of Israel were present, including 2,300 students. The participants are surprisingly diverse. In addition to Jews, Christians,

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David Ogul, Middle East, USA

Adventures in San Diego Jewish History, November 29, 1957, Part 2

March 6, 2014

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Adventures in SD History

Study: Pay secrecy leads to worse performance

March 6, 2014

TEL AVIV (Press Release)— Just as she was about to retire, Lily Ledbetter, a production supervisor at an Alabama tire plant, learned that her employers had financially discriminated against her throughout her career. She filed suit for pay discrimination, losing due to a statute of limitations on equal-pay suits. As a result, President Barack Obama

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Travel and Food

ZOA commends Schumer’s critique of Obama, Kerry

March 6, 2014

NEW YORK (Press Release) — The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) has praised Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) for his recent criticism of “friends” who pressure Israel to accept peace deals by warning them that, if they didn’t, the movement against Israel will only strengthen. Senator Schumer said at the 2014 AIPAC Policy Conference that such actions

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Middle East, USA

Hate crime law tested in Amish beard-cutting case

March 6, 2014

NEW YORK (Press Release) — The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on Thursday, March 6, filed a friend-of-the-court brief on behalf of 40 prominent civil rights, human rights, religious, educational and law enforcement organizations urging the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to uphold the constitutionality of the federal Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes

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USA

President Obama becoming a one-man ruler

March 6, 2014

By Isaac Yetiv , Ph.D LA JOLLA, California — Years ago, I warned about a dangerous trend of usurpation of authority by the Executive power to the detriment of the other two co-equal powers, the Legislative and the Judiciary. I even called it “Bonapartism.” The drafters of the US Constitution, fearing ” the rule of

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USA

Restore Israel missile programs, COP urges

March 6, 2014

NEW YORK (Press Release)–Robert G. Sugarman, Chairman, and Malcolm Hoenlein, Executive Vice Chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, called on Congress “to restore full funding for the very successful groundbreaking joint US-Israeli missile defense program including David’s Sling, Arrow II and Arrow III as well as the funding for the

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Middle East, USA

Israeli consulates suspend services in labor dispute

Let’s revive the Balboa Park centennial celebration

On Int’l Women’s Day, much work remains for Israel

Adventures in San Diego Jewish History, November 29, 1957, Part 3

Iran again proves Israel’s need for missile defense

JNS news briefs: March 7, 2014

Denmark’s once-proud history recalled

Iran, Palestinian issues dominate AIPAC conference

Adventures in San Diego Jewish History, November 29, 1957, Part 2

Study: Pay secrecy leads to worse performance

ZOA commends Schumer’s critique of Obama, Kerry

Hate crime law tested in Amish beard-cutting case

President Obama becoming a one-man ruler

Restore Israel missile programs, COP urges

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