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Let’s reinforce five basic points:
1. American Jews have no allegiance to Israel.
2. Israel is neither our nation-state nor our political homeland.
3. The Torah’s Eretz Yisrael is not synonymous with the modern State of Israel.
4. Jewish identity is rooted in religion, not race or nationality.
5. Our sacred faith is what binds us together as a people.
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Imo, that's because you are merely toeing the Conservative Friends of Israel line, as opposed to saying something of your own, not dictated by party policy or Israel's advocates. If you spoke with originality, ppl might respond more favourably.
This is all getting ridiculous. Hamas is proscribed in 13/193 countries. What wd the international situation be with Palestine Action?
The Green Party?
How about proscribing the tories for leading us to 23k unnecessary COVID deaths, having been funded by Russia, yer dafty.
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Three paragraphs when two words would have done.
"Revolving door."
Mr Polanski, I know you have a reputation for being scrupulous about checking your facts, but you’ve missed an important detail.
My contract requires me to remain on leave from the Lords, surrender my parliamentary pass and forgo all access and voting rights for the duration of my employment at Palantir. I do not, therefore, take any whip.
I fear this makes me rather less useful to the whips’ office than you imply.
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This is Labour Politician Lord Tom Watson being paid to be a salesman for Palantir, a highly controversial tech company that has Government contracts.
This is a sign of a democracy in decline.
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The world needed hope right now - and Brazil delivered it.
After a wave of pro-American far-right candidates swept Latin America, Lula defied the odds.
The world's fourth largest democracy has been saved from far-right authoritarianism.
Here's to hope ✊
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Zionists love to characterise the BoD as some kind of pluralistic exemplar. This of course is mischievous. I mean, sure, its "deputies" will disagree on peripheral issues. But as a fundamentally Zionist entity, whenever Israel/Zionism faces serious opposition, they fall in line.

















