Rundown. Three days in counting for me as host of tdr. We have a mystery guest later this hour that they swear you wont want to miss. And this is not tv bs, they wept me out of the loop. This is first about syria. Flighting oemp the country in an every to collect isis targets. It may just be a matter of time before air strikes begin. And if it feels like youve seen this movie before, you have. Heres how we led off the daily onedown exactly one year ago today. August 27th, 2013. Secretary of state john kerry laid out an aggressive case for intervention in syria arguing that evidence of the largest chemical attack in decades sun denial. Its the latest escalation in the steady drum beat by the United States and its alleys, which is clearly a lead up to military action. Well there you go. One year ago. It is as yogi bear said deja vu all over again. Its a different enemy. But its the same country, and its the same set of questions. What exactly are we getting ourselves into . Today the Uni
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A fight for decades to come : Jewish leaders in South Florida seek solutions amid antisemitism surge yahoo.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from yahoo.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Antisemitism has been surging in the U.S. and around the world for years. It's everywhere, South Florida Jewish community leaders said, even in places where it might not be expected. One relatively bright spot, they said: Florida colleges and universities.