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OPINION To Antisemites, a Jew is a Jew is a Jew
The antisemites came for Israelis.
They relentlessly attacked the lone democracy in the Middle East and
the realization of a 3,500-year-old vision, with the aim of its destruction. No
sovereignty allowed for nearly seven million Jews!
They attacked Israelis at home and abroad through rockets and missiles,
tunnels, kidnappings, plane hijackings, bus bombings, incendiary balloons, and
embassy assaults. Meanwhile, their supporters and enablers added on 24/7
demonization, delegitimization, flotillas, BDS campaigns, and legal maneuvers.
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For decades, they repressed millions of Soviet Jews.
They identified those Jews by internal Soviet passports that declared a
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The antisemites came for Israelis.
They relentlessly attacked the lone democracy in the Middle East and the realization of a 3,500-year-old vision, with the aim of its destruction. No sovereignty allowed for nearly seven million Jews!
They attacked Israelis at home and abroad through rockets and missiles, tunnels, kidnappings, plane hijackings, bus bombings, incendiary balloons, and embassy assaults. Meanwhile, their supporters and enablers added on 24/7 demonization, delegitimization, flotillas, BDS campaigns, and legal maneuvers.
A veritable sigh of relief : How the world s Jewish community came together to bring aid to Surfside – The Forward forward.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from forward.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
SURFSIDE, Fla.
On the ninth floor, Magaly Delgado, 80, a devout Catholic from Cuba with a love for lobster and Elvis Presley, was looking forward to traveling to Napa, Calif.
Seven floors below, Chaim “Harry” Rosenberg, a 52-year-old asset manager from Brooklyn who is Jewish, was thrilled to host his daughter, Malki, and her husband, Benny, from New Jersey. He had bought the apartment just a few months ago, and hoped the sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean would help clear his mind after losing his wife to brain cancer and both parents to COVID-19.
Leidy Vanessa Luna Villalba, 23, a nanny from rural Paraguay, had arrived on Wednesday with the sister of Paraguay’s first lady. It was her first trip abroad and she messaged her family on WhatsApp that she could not wait to explore the city and go to the beach.