Palestinian Rulers Are Indifferent to Their People’s Suffering in Syria
They’re much more committed to squabbling with each other.
January 11, 2019
Saying kaddish for a rust-belt congregation.
Since at least the Middle Ages, Jews have mourned congregations that were slaughtered by their neighbors or expelled from their homes by hostile rulers. But, last November, a different kind of mourning took place as several Jews gathered for the unveiling of a headstone where the remaining ritual items of the last synagogue in the Pennsylvania town of New Castle were buried in accordance with Jewish custom. Alanna Cooper writes:
They’re much more committed to squabbling with each other.
It serves no purpose other than cooperating with anti-Israel groups.
But their bigotry shouldn’t be taken as representative of Muslim Americans’ attitudes.
A sign of the north’s domination of the south.
Saying kaddish for a rust-belt congregation.
Since at least the Middle Ages, Jews have mourned congregations that were slaughtered by their neighbors or expelled from their homes by hostile rulers. But, last November, a different kind of mourning took place as several Jews gathered for the unveiling of a headstone where the remaining ritual items of the last synagogue in the Pennsylvania town of New Castle were buried in accordance with Jewish custom. Alanna Cooper writes:
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