Ben & Jerry's Jewish founder makes new anti-Israel claim
Four years after defending settlement boycott as "advancing core tenets of Judaism," Ben Cohen now praises Jesus and accuses Israel in Tucker Carlson interview.
Four years after defending settlement boycott as "advancing core tenets of Judaism," Ben Cohen now praises Jesus and accuses Israel in Tucker Carlson interview.
Mosaic United, in an initiative by the Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and in collaboration with “Israela,” accompanies delegations of Jews from the diaspora to Israel for a week of volunteering and community engagement across the country.
"I didn't use violence and didn't harm anyone. I simply protested against an artist with antisemitic views who spreads lies against Israel," the pro-Israel activist said.
The marchers will pass through historical sites connected to the Nazi regime, including Hitler's bunker, symbolizing their commitment to learn from the past and prevent its recurrence.
"These individuals were reduced to nothing more than their religious faith, as if someone had written '5 Muslims,'" Polak said. "This is clearly unacceptable. The young people were completely shocked by what they saw."
"Trust me, I've been on the trail. You think I'm gonna put up with this sh*t at my bar? So I've been hunting down waitresses, the table who did it, and everything you can f*cking name. Because I want f*cking consequences for f*cking actions," millionaire Barstool Sports owner Dave Portnoy said in his video.
Newly revealed SS officer tape provides direct evidence of Hitler's explicit command for Jewish extermination.
A group called "Youth Demand" called on protesters to come to the site, but in the end, they found themselves demonstrating only in front of her stunt double.
Over 1,000 olim of all ages participated in OU Israel’s Independence Day prayer in Yerushalayim together with senior OU Israel executives and Deputy Mayor Arieh King. Rabbi Avi Berman, Executive Director of OU Israel: “We are privileged to witness the fulfillment of the vision of the prophets regarding the ingathering of the exiles.”
The cartoon depicts delegation members returning from a "fact-finding mission" with their eyes covered by Israeli flags, their feet dipped in blood, while declaring they "saw no evidence of apartheid."
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