Anti-Defamation League Criticizes Former President George W. Bush
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Politico – The Anti-Defamation League on Monday criticized former President George W. Bush for his plans to address a fundraiser for an evangelical group that aims to convert Jews to Christianity.
“We were disappointed to learn that former President George W. Bush has decided to move ahead with his plan to speak at a fundraising event for an evangelical proselytizing group whose stated goal is to convert Jews to Christianity,” ADL National Director Abraham Foxman said in a statement.
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