Category Archives: R. Abraham Cooper

Rabbi Cooper: ‘Finding a Multifaith Model in A Secular Muslim Society’

Rabbi Abraham Cooper writes for the Huffington Post: Now in the 40th year at the Simon Wiesenthal Center, I spend my life focusing on building awareness of the dangerous hatred and social injustice in the world; of urging people to … Continue reading

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So Who Were The Men & Institutions Who Pushed For America To Go To War In Syria?

As the Twitter user #thelatempire notes: “Syria war has been the most globally destabilizing event since 9/11.” So who pushed for this disaster? 9/3/13 Urgent Rosh Hashanah message from Rabbi Marvin Hier, SWC Dean and Founder Dear SWC Supporter, As … Continue reading

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Rabbi Abraham Cooper: Martin Luther King meets ‘New York Values’: Are we ready to receive his gift?

Rabbi Cooper from the Simon Wiesenthal Center writes for Fox News: On the frozen steps of New York’s City Hall last week, Martin Luther King Jr, yes, the late Martin Luther King Jr. Gave me a gift. Yes, I know … Continue reading

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Simon Wiesenthal Center Pushes Online Censorship

From the Los Angeles Times: Twitter revises policy banning threats and abuse Twitter has revised its rules of conduct to emphasize that it prohibits violent threats and abusive behavior by users, promising a tough stance at a time when critics … Continue reading

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Rabbis: Mideast Christians Deserve U.S. Refuge

The rabbis don’t bother to argue that this immigration will be good for America. That argument does not come up in their essay. That does not interest them. What does interest them? “Success in dealing with the first wave of … Continue reading

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