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Information til befolkningen om jødisk indflydelse i samfundet. Det er ikke antisemitisme vi propaganderer for, men vi er stærkt kritisk overfor en utrolig stor og desværre skjult indflydelse som en meget lille gruppe udøver i verden og i Danmark. Den jødiske indflydelse befinder sig på alle samfundsplaner, men især i medierne. Jøderne burde være synlig som andre interessegrupper, og ikke udøve deres virke skjult med tidligere tiders overgreb som undskyldning for ikke at stå frem.

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Luxury Condominium Residences in the Heart of Jaffa’s Old City Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea

Move This World is the leader in social emotional learning (SEL) programs for schools to help students better engage & express themselves. Learn more.

Congregation Or Zarua of New York City is a traditional, egalitarian, and participatory Conservative synagogue located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan on East 82nd Street, between Lexington and Park Avenues. Come daven with us on Shabbat and holidays and join us at morning minyan, held every day of the year and open to the community; check the calendar on our website for service times.

Liberal anti-Semitism from progressive anti-Semites: Uncle Semite decries Jewish exceptionalism, The Israel Lobby, circumcision promotion by Jews

Shabbat.com - The Jewish Social Network helping to connect the Jewish people from around the world.

Whether in the classroom or the office, make sure you have the tools to handle whatever life throws at you with an online solution to stress management that's as easy as pressing "play."

One of a "growing cadre of incredibly talented Jewish leaders of Color", MaNishtana is a writer and speaker whose work takes prejudice, bias, and ignorance head on, relentless in the pursuit of truth by partnering with his audience to ask the questions about humanity, race, religion, and social injustice that we all have...and maybe are afraid…

The Mikvah of New Rochelle

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