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Tag Archives: detroit free press
Helen Thomas Defiant In Her Hatred Of The Jewish State
Notice that the Arab workshop gave her huge ovations. Most of the Arab-Islamic world is so pre-occupied with hating the Jews that it is useless to think they will ever build a decent society while holding on to such views. … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-Semitism
Tagged american institutions, detroit free press, hate jews, lebanese immigrants, standing ovation, white house correspondent
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Yisroel Pensack: Store Video of Fort Hood Shooting Suspect Wearing “Traditional Garb”
This CNN video reportedly shows Fort Hood shooting suspect Major Nidal Malik Hasan wearing "traditional garb" while shopping in a convenience store early yesterday morning about seven hours before the shooting. A CNN producer’s narrative from 2:25 to 3:25 in … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, New York Times, Yisroel Pensack
Tagged cnn, detroit free press, Fort Hood, Major Nidal Malik Hasan, muslim, shooting, suspect, video
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Ask Forgiveness Face-To-Face
From the Detroit Free Press: The Jewish high holidays — which end today on Yom Kippur — are a time when many are called upon to repent and seek forgiveness from others. But in a world where the Internet has … Continue reading
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Tagged day of atonement, detroit free press, Facebook, impersonal nature, jewish holy days, tamarack camps
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Accused Spy Cries Anti-Semitism
Lou emails: "Luke, It might interest you to know that at the time David Tenenbaum was accused of being a spy for Israel, he was a member of Rabbi Weil’s synagogue in the Detroit area. Rabbi Weil provided great moral … Continue reading
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Tagged david tenenbaum, detroit free press, holocaust survivor, mr tenenbaum, observant jew, wayne state university
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