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J Street's message from left - Washington Jewish Week
One delegate from New York, who requested anonymity, agreed with the assessment that it was important to bring the peace process back into the discussion. "The two-state solution still exists and it still needs to be at the forefront of people's minds ...
Renters strike back - Washington Jewish Week
A woman who declined to give her name said she has been the beneficiary of that policy for two years. But now, she. too, must pay 5 percent more. The rate increase was announced in August and was to go into effect in October for those whose leases ...
The rise - and downfall of Anthony Weiner - Washington Jewish Week
Officials did not want to be identified by name because of the party's eagerness to put the Weiner scandal behind them, particularly in media coverage. As much as he tacked to the left on economic issues, the congressman leaned to the right on Israel ...
'Mosquitos' vs. 'elephant' Anti-AIPAC group spoils for a fight - Washington Jewish Week
"What most members of Congress understand is that Americans and most of their constituents are fundamentally pro-Israel," said a Democratic aide who was not authorized to speak on the record. "To some extent, they're giving AIPAC to much credit. ...
Little and loyal - No protests from Bahrain's Jewish community - Washington Jewish Week
"I spent Thursday and Friday really upset, crying in my office," said the expatriate, who asked that her name not be used. "The Jews are very well-protected. They're very pro-monarchy because they are loyal to the king," she explained. ...
Values clash - Jews hypocritical on democracy in Middle East? - Washington Jewish Week
... you have pragmatic and real concerns about whether moving too quickly in a society that has not known democracy can create a vacuum," said a GOP Senate aide who works with the Jewish community but was not authorized to speak on the record. ...
B'nai B'rith scuttlingSub-pension planMove follows default on January payment - Washington Jewish Week
"I was saddened when I opened the notice," said a pension-recipient from Bethesda who worked at District-headquartered BBI for 12 years and asked that his name not be used. He said in an interview that he is not not certain how he will be affected by ...
B'nai B'rith scuttling pension plan - Washington Jewish Week
... I opened the notice," said a pension-recipient from Bethesda who worked at District-headquartered BBI for 12 years and asked that his name not be used. ...
Some pork's seen as kosher 'Our programs help real people,' Daroff says about ... - Washington Jewish Week
... it happens to be produced by a private company that originates in Israel, even better," said the staffer, who was not authorized to speak on the record. ...
Brave new world?Jews view new Congress warily - Washington Jewish Week
"Democrats haven't vanished," emphasized a Democratic Hill staffer, who was not authorized to speak on the record, adding: "If anything, the changeover in ...