Posts Tagged: Anti-Defamation League
Knicks Star Jeremy Lin Sports his “Jewish Cap”
The Harvard educated and current NBA golden boy, Jeremy Lin, seemingly can do no wrong these days. Since he entered the starting lineup for the...
Torah Wrapped Bishop Apologizes for Depicting Himself as a King (VIDEO)
Last week, Bishop Eddy Long stirred up quite a bit of controversy after he was wrapped in Torah scroll but a Messianic preacher - Rabbi...
New York Leaders Stand Tall Against Recent Anti-Semitic Incidents
In midtown Manhattan Tuesday afternoon, Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer joined community leaders to bring attention to a wave of anti-Semitic acts of vandalism and...
Two Cultures, Two Genocides, One Story
If you saw David Gewirtzman and Jacqueline Murekatete standing together it would be hard to imagine that they had anything in common. David, eighty-three,...
Obama’s Proxy War Against Israel
The Anti-Defamation League was founded in 1913 with the mission, "to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment...
UN Takes No Action As Rockets Fall
Following the latest rocket attack on a Kibbutz in the Sha'ar Hanegev area, Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations, Ron Prosor addressed the United Nations...
EXCLUSIVE: Britain’s Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks on Shalit Release, Occupy Wall Street
DE: If the great cause of the last century was Zionism as a focal point for...
White House Connects With Liberal Jewish Base on ‘Social Justice’ Issues
August 15, the Prime Minister of Israel addressed twenty seven America leaders - Republican members of Congress - expressing his concern about Iran, calling it...
Israel Without Rupert Murdoch
One would be hard pressed to find a non-Jew who has been honored by more Jewish organizations than Rupert Murdoch. (Yes, much to the chagrin...
Radical Islamist Group Tries to Branch Out
One of America's most radical homegrown Islamist groups has opened two new centers focused on the "Zionist American" threat, a thinly-veiled reference to the group's...
