The travel ban

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It’s Our Fault

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תהילים יחד

Below are excerpts from J Street and AIPAC home pages of their respective websites,

J STREET
J Street U is grateful for the Union for Reform Judaism’s recent letter to Prime Minister Netanyahu, which raises serious questions about Israel’s deeply troubling travel ban. The ban blocks anyone advocating for any kind of boycott, divestment or sanctions against Israel or Israeli settlements from entering the country....

We write as leaders of J Street U Princeton to update you on our decision to move forward with an event hosting an exhibition on Princeton’s campus by the Israeli anti-occupation organization Breaking the Silence....
http://jstreet.org/

AIPAC
RETWEET THIS and thank your senators for demanding an end to anti-Israel bias at the @UN → http://fal.cn/ThankSenatorsUN

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http://www.aipac.org/


FoxNews published an article a while back titled Dozens of letters from Anne Frank's father for sale.

One of Otto Frank’s top priorities: keeping the Anne Frank Foundation fully funded so that future generations could continue to learn her story. “I cannot continue to carry the burden principally alone and we have to find a way to be able to go on. I never want to accost Jewish people for this purpose, as I think they should give as much as possible for Israel, therefore I have to choose other sources,” he wrote.
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/11/14/dozens-letters-from-anne-franks-father-for-sale.html

The Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect tweeted, "We are proud to follow Otto Frank's vision."

Seeing Otto Frank.s concern for Israel, I wonder why the center didn't tweet a thank you to the senators as AIPAC did. The center found time to thank former President Obama a number of months ago, Why not thank the senators, as well?

Parashat Acharei - Focus on the small details - Rabbi Alon Anava