The Two-Way Street: Challenging Ourselves and Challenging Others
The Two-Way Street, a monthly d'var Torah, brings Jewish tradition, insight and values to bear on the important work being done by J Street.
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President Trump has frozen more than $100 million in assistance to Palestinian refugees.
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The Palestinian community of Khan al-Ahmar is under imminent threat of demolition.
The Two-Way Street, a monthly d'var Torah, brings Jewish tradition, insight and values to bear on the important work being done by J Street.
The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth has just released a report that exposes the hypocrisy of the extremist pro-settler group Regavim.
Former Israeli Ambassador to the United States Sallai Meridor pens a letter to his fellow residents in the West Bank settlement of Kfar Adumim on behalf of the vulnerable residents of neighboring Khan al-Ahmar.
The safety and future of these communities hangs in the balance -- as do the prospects for a two-state solution and a better future for Israelis and Palestinians alike.
Sara Netanyahu Charged With Fraud for Ordering $100k Worth of Meals From Gourmet Chefs, Haaretz
“Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was indicted on Thursday for alleged ‘systematic fraud’ involving hundreds of thousands of shekels in connection with meal expenses incurred at the Prime Minister’s Residence. Sara Netanyahu was charged along with Ezra Saidoff, a former deputy director general of the Prime Minister’s Office. The two are charged in an indictment filed at the Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court with aggravated fraudulent receiving of an item or items, fraud and breach of trust. Saidoff was also charged with falsification by a public servant.”
Israeli officials concerned by U.S. pullout from Human Rights Council, Axios
Barak Ravid reports, “Israeli foreign ministry officials tell me they are concerned that U.S. withdrawal from the UN human rights council will make it harder to block anti-Israeli initiatives on the council. The officials say that even though they feel the council is extremely biased against Israel, U.S. membership helped to soften or fend off some anti-Israeli steps.”
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