Bill Clinton brings Hillary’s message to NY meeting of leading rabbis
The rabbis, who attended in a personal capacity and not on behalf of their groups, took selfies with the former president.
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Bill Clinton stumps for Hillary among Florida Jewish leaders
Hillary Clinton's campaign said her husband spoke on health care issues and the U.S.-Israel relationship.
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Election 2016: Your Jewish guide to the presidential candidates
By Ron KampeasFrom Bernie to Trump, everything Jewish you need to know about the leading Republican and Democratic candidates in 2016. More ▸
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At Rabin rally, calls to pursue peace and defend democracy
By Ben SalesTel Aviv gathering to mark the 20th anniversary of the prime minister’s murder offers a glimpse of how divided Israelis remain over Rabin’s legacy. More ▸
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100,000 gather at Rabin memorial to hear Bill Clinton, Obama
Speakers at a rally marking the 20th anniversary of the prime minister’s assassination encouraged the crowd to achieve Israeli-Palestinian peace and strengthen Israel’s democratic character. More ▸
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Op-Ed: Obama could learn from Bill Clinton how to be a true friend of Israel
By Gil TroyThe president’s Democratic predecessor possessed a moral clarity and willingness to blame the Palestinians when appropriate, a historian writes. More ▸
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State Dept. nixed 2 Bill Clinton events on Israel, emails show
The events were canceled while Hillary Clinton served as secretary of state out of fear they would upset peace negotiations. More ▸
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Bill Clinton to speak at Tel Aviv rally marking Rabin assassination
The rally at the square that now bears Rabin’s name will cap a week of commemorative events in Israel. More ▸
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Monica joins Twitter. Should we listen?
The Jewish woman who, with some justice, described herself as “the first person to have their reputation completely destroyed worldwide via the Internet” returned to the cybersphere on Monday. More ▸
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Clinton-era email suggests Talmudic defense in Lewinsky affair
An email passed around the Clinton White House in 1999 argued that under Talmudic law President Bill Clinton’s infamous encounter with intern Monica Lewinsky did not constitute adultery. More ▸
