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May 27, 2009

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Eighty-five years after the Leopold and Loeb case brought the needs of Jewish college students to the community’s attention, the mission of an organization that has addressed high-profile crises and survived economic downturns is more urgent than ever, Jonathan Sarna writes.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu didn’t only hear about settlements from the president last week, but Congress also pressed him over the issue, according to an Israeli newspaper report. According to a translation of a Yediot Ahronot article provided by Americans for Peace Now: John Kerry, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said: The […]

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