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Abe Foxman’s Retirement: A TOO Retrospective, Part 2

Part 1. The Canard Strategy. Foxman loves to silence his opponents by simply saying that they are resorting to canards. Andrew Joyce began his article “Justice Denied: Thoughts on Truth, “canards,” and the Marc Rich Case” by noting: One of the most intriguing features of the posturing of the Anti-Defamation League, and other Jewish ethnic […]

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Shocker! Abe Foxman is a hypocrite.

Israel has long had  policies where people can be stopped and asked for identification; racial profiling is the norm. But Jewish organizations in America are vehemently and pretty much unanimously opposed to the Arizona law that does the same thing. Now an article in Haaretz discusses the fact that it’s not just about suspicious-looking Palestinians […]

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Ronald Lauder: The Jewish Trump Ally Who Helped Bring Down Greece’s Golden Dawn Party

Ronald Lauder has gained renewed attention in Donald Trump’s second term thanks to his six-decade friendship with the president and his family connection to Treasury Secretary Kevin Warsh, who is married to Lauder’s daughter Jane. As Politico reported when Warsh first emerged as a contender for Federal Reserve chair in 2017, Trump biographer Tim O’Brien […]

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Ezra Klein Warns Israel’s Role in Iran War Will Fuel Antisemitism

For decades, prominent Jewish voices have wrestled privately with an uncomfortable question. Does aggressive Israeli government conduct expose diaspora Jewish communities to backlash they did not invite? In early March, Ezra Klein brought that question back into public view. Speaking with former Obama senior adviser Ben Rhodes on a podcast episode titled “The Great Lie […]

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Two Styles of Moral Thinking: Reciprocity vs. the Unique Rightness of the In-Group

Philosophers have been debating the nature of justice since antiquity without ever coming to agreement. Formally, justice means “giving every man his due.” In other words, it concerns the distribution of rewards and punishments or (more broadly) of the good and bad things of this world to human beings. The debate really concerns what principle […]