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Rabbi Greene urges Boulder's City Council to revise a Declaration on Muslim hate, warning against comparing suffering between Muslims and Jews.

Rabbi Soloway expresses concern about rising antisemitism in Boulder, particularly from progressives, urging community leaders to address the feelings of insecurity among Jewish residents.

The author argues Arab leaders created instability in the Middle East, worsening the Palestinian situation and failing to assist refugees, while promoting anti-Israel sentiments.

Margaret Brennan of CBS News inaccurately attributed the Holocaust to "weaponized free speech," ignoring the true responsibility of societal antisemitism in Nazi Germany.

Once again, we feel the need to approach you about this council’s bias with regard to how it responds to the needs of Jewish constituents.

Once again, we feel the need to approach you about this council’s bias with regard to how it responds to the needs of Jewish constituents.

The author argues that while students can express diverse views, actions disrupting others’ speech or violating college rules should lead to disciplinary measures.

A Public Letter to Boulder Councilwoman Taishya Adams

The author expresses concerns about ongoing conflicts between Israel and Hamas, emphasizing the need for a definitive resolution to achieve lasting peace in the Middle East.

Notwithstanding the continuing delusions of New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, there  is no significant difference between the antisemitic genocidal purpose of the Palestinian Authority and Hamas. The ONLY difference is that the PA wears suits and Hamas wears keffiyeh.

The letter critiques media bias against Israel, highlights misleading casualty figures from Hamas, and discusses challenges in combating misinformation on social platforms.

The letter criticizes Bruce Ticker’s views on Israel's past actions in Gaza, emphasizing Hamas's violent behavior and the necessity for Israel to achieve victory over terrorism.

The letter critiques modern interpretations of "tikkun olam," arguing they distort traditional Jewish teachings, prioritize secular agendas, and neglect community needs.

The writer supports Bruce Ticker, highlighting misinformation about Israel. They discuss Israel's democracy, coalition government challenges, and the tension between legislative and judicial powers, urging understanding of Israel's situation.

A brief review of the history of the founding of the modern State of Israel gives further insights into Palestinian rejectionism, the principal reason that a Palestinian state does not exist.

The author argues that displays like "Jesus in the Rubble" misrepresent suffering in Gaza by failing to identify Hamas as the true source of suffering.

The letter argues that anti-Israel sentiments stem from Progressive views misrepresenting Zionism, while highlighting Israel's contributions and treatment of Arab citizens and refugees.

Europe and its Jews are in grave peril, and no one dares take any strong action to reverse a long-standing and frightening trend. 

The writer critiques Kenneth Roth, former Human Rights Watch president, for allegedly portraying Israel as an apartheid state, disregarding Jewish human rights.

The author critiques Joe Biden's selection of Kamala Harris as a running mate, arguing it was based on identity rather than qualifications, upsetting both political factions. Similarly, Biden's choices around Israel angered both supporters and enemies of Israel.

The author argues against a Senate bill restricting arms to Israel, emphasizing Israel's right to defend itself and attributing Palestinian suffering to Hamas and Iran.

The letter critiques Bruce Ticker's column, emphasizing that Trump’s Jewish vote success also resulted from Arab support and clarifying misperceptions about Hamas’ actions.

For those anti Zionist Jews who shun Israel, which Article 80 of the United Nations Charter declares "the reconstituted homeland of the Jewish people", let them walk the streets of Amsterdam identified as a Jew and see how many minutes it takes for the good people of Europe to bash their heads in.

Dear editor: Bruce Ticker’s abbreviated history of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians is a bit too evenhanded. A more complete history confirms that one side (Israel) has been working for peace while Arab and Palestinian leaders have rejected any and all scenarios that do not include destruction of …

The letter discusses the challenges of peace between Israelis and Palestinians, advocating for negotiation and respect, while criticizing existing hostilities.