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"He was a sick and depraved man and now he's gone," Trump says in speech to American people. US forces suffered no personnel losses, he adds, thanking Russia, Turkey, Syria and Iraq for their support.
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Selective enforcement is a democratic horror show, and failure to stop it now could be devastating to Israel's existence as a justice-seeking society.
The synagogue's existence and the tacit approval it has received from this Islamic sheikhdom represent a slow rebirth of a burgeoning Jewish community in the Persian Gulf, uprooted over the decades after the creation of Israel.
Pinchas Goldschmidt, the chief rabbi of the main Orthodox rabbinical alliance in Europe, says a resurgence of anti-Semitism on the continent "poses an existential threat to the Jewish community." Goldschmidt: Receding memory of the Holocaust, rising far-right sentiment, and radical Islam are the key factors fueling the anti-Semitic climate.
