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April 11, 2012 Possible Devastating Passover Terror Attack Thwarted in Israel A Palestinian man was arrested on Wednesday morning with 7 improvised explosive devices (IED’s), 3 knives, and dozens of bullets The man arrived at a checkpoint near Nablus, in... More Congressional Candidate Loses, Blames Reporter Who Published His Holocaust Denial Remarks Following his loss in the race for Illinois’s 3rd Congressional district seat in the U.S. Congress, Arthur Jones is blaming his last place finish on a...More New Jewish Superhero Rises from Brooklyn Comic book lure is riddled with famous Jews, from the creators of Superman to the original Green Lantern cartoonist. Joshua Stulman, of Brooklyn...More
Grass and the Sueddeutsche Newspaper By Clemens Heni Anti-Zionist, anti-Israel, anti-Semitism is the new form of well-respected, mainstream hatred of Jews. On April 4, 2012, the leading German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung published a poem by 1999 Nobel Prize Laureate, Günter Grass, entitled “What Must Be Said.” At the very beginning of his text Grass portrays himself and all of “us” as possible... More
Breaking Our Dependence on Gasoline for Transportation The Jewish Policy Center Q&A with Fellow David Frum prompted several responses. Marc Goldman, a member of the RJC Board of Directors...More