What's wrong with J Street?
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J Street mixes its views on Israel with domestic party politics, and now, before midterm elections this is not the time to escalate partisan rhetoric around a two-state solution. J Street, the "pro-Israel, pro-peace" lobby, ran its first television commercial last week in the United States. Watching the ad online (it can be viewed via a link on my own organization's website, www.rethinkme.org) confirmed my worst suspicions about this new organization, which likes to portray itself as the "real voice" of the mainstream American Jewish community. The commercial makes J Street's particular bias quite obvious. It begins with overt political...
Published on Thursday 29th of July 2010 04:33:36 PM
J Street calls to probe US contributions to settlements
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WASHINGTON (JTA) – J Street has called for an investigation into American charities that fund Israeli settlement activity. J Street, the self-proclaimed political home for “pro-Israel, pro-peace Americans,” launched a campaign on Monday calling on the US Treasury Department to look into whether organizations named in a July 6 New York Times report have broken the law. The report identified more than 40 US organizations that have collected over $200 million in tax-deductible contributions for schools, synagogues and recreation centers in the West Bank and eastern Jerusalem. The organizations support Jewish settlements in the West Bank and receive tax breaks...
Published on Thursday 29th of July 2010 04:33:36 PM
House OKs Wall Street reform bill
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WASHINGTON (CNNMoney.com) -- The House voted 237-192 Wednesday to pass a sweeping package of reforms to the financial regulatory system, moving the bill a step closer to the finish line. But the Senate isn't likely to take up the measure until the week of July 12. And it's not clear whether Democrats have secured the votes they need. After more than 18 months of negotiation and debate, the bill aims to strengthen consumer protection, shine a light on complex financial products and establish a new process for shutting down giant financial firms in trouble.
Published on Thursday 29th of July 2010 04:33:36 PM
Obama: I met with experts on Gulf 'so I'd know whose ass to kick'
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Our Classy President Wants to Know Whose 'A**es to Kick'
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The liberals demanded that Dear Leader show some emotion over the Gulf oil gush. Rather than show real emotion, he instead chose language that I wouldn’t use in front of my children. How Chicago of him. Matt Lauer was reportedly thrilled, according to NewsBusters. "Williams announced Monday night: “Before we get to our correspondents, some late news tonight. Late today, Matt Lauer sat down with President Obama in Michigan for an interview to air tomorrow morning on Today. This is just into us. In this bit you are about to see the President showed some anger on the topic of...
Published on Thursday 29th of July 2010 04:33:36 PM
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