The U.S. Dithers on Boycotts of Israel
The State Department goes one way, Congress the other way.
February 17, 2016
And got him an audience with the Kaiser.
A deeply pious Christian, William Hechler was the chaplain of the British embassy to Vienna when he first read of Theodor Herzl’s Zionist movement. Already an opponent of anti-Semitism and an ardent advocate of the Jews’ return to their homeland, he quickly became one of Herzl’s most devoted collaborators. Jürgen Bühler writes:
The State Department goes one way, Congress the other way.
It fears Israel might say “yes.”
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And got him an audience with the Kaiser.
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A deeply pious Christian, William Hechler was the chaplain of the British embassy to Vienna when he first read of Theodor Herzl’s Zionist movement. Already an opponent of anti-Semitism and an ardent advocate of the Jews’ return to their homeland, he quickly became one of Herzl’s most devoted collaborators. Jürgen Bühler writes:
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