Why Israel Destroyed Syrian Tanks Last Weekend
Assad is getting desperate, and reckless.
June 28, 2017
Stars of David made some people feel “unsafe.”
In Chicago last Saturday, the organizers of the “Dyke March”—an event that billed itself as “more inclusive” than the following day’s Gay Pride Parade—told some of its Jewish participants that they had to leave. The reason: they had had the temerity to display rainbow flags bearing Stars of David. A spokeswoman for the group that sponsors the event later clarified that “we don't want anything . . . that can inadvertently or advertently express Zionism.” Charles Lipson writes:
Assad is getting desperate, and reckless.
Much-needed reforms could destabilize a U.S. ally.
Stars of David made some people feel “unsafe.”
Yisrael Friedman Ben-Shalom.
Most likely, Jewish men from the Middle East came to India and married local women.
In Chicago last Saturday, the organizers of the “Dyke March”—an event that billed itself as “more inclusive” than the following day’s Gay Pride Parade—told some of its Jewish participants that they had to leave. The reason: they had had the temerity to display rainbow flags bearing Stars of David. A spokeswoman for the group that sponsors the event later clarified that “we don't want anything . . . that can inadvertently or advertently express Zionism.” Charles Lipson writes:
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