Posts Tagged: Jewish refugees
A Neglected Anniversary
Libya is once again in the news. It's been a while, since the media largely lost interest following Muammar el-Qaddafi's ouster and assassination. The North African...
The Middle East’s Greatest Untold Story
This month the United Nations marks World Refugee Day, a star-studded, multimedia campaign to raise awareness about the plight of refugees. Celebrities like...
Israel and Protecting Refugees
Israel, like many other developed countries has a migrant problem. As in most European countries, poor people from near and far come to find work,...
Israel and the Boat People
Sunday marks 35 years since 66 Vietnamese refugees, fleeing the communist takeover of their homeland on a small, leaky boat, found deliverance. They...
The Modern Relevancy of Passover
Despite alienation from religious extremism and the extortionist tactics of the one-dimensional haredi political parties, there has been a remarkable revival in...
Israel Shines Light on Arab Nations’ Role in Creating Jewish Refugees (VIDEO)
Israel's Foreign Ministry announced a bold new awareness campaign on Tuesday, pushing for Arab countries and the Arab League to recognize their roles in displacing...
Jews and the Charge of ‘Dual Loyalty’: Rachel Shabi Defends Classic Antisemitic Canard
Rachel Shabi is a journalist who writes for 'Comment is Free' and Al Jazeera whose contempt for the Jewish state, and seeming indifference to antisemitism, is consistently...
PR Agency CEO Musings: Israel & Jewish Publicity
I wanted to share some interesting observations regarding articles I came across this week - in my capacity as CEO of 5WPR, a New York...
The Rebellious Man of Faith
The patriarch Jacob, my namesake (Jacob Shmuel) of whom we have read the past few weeks in the Bible, is the most maligned of all...
