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I have received an e-mail from Noreen Wachs, AJL Corresponding Secretary
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Dear safranim, Can someone tell me the year of publication of these two
poems by the Russian-Jewish author Yehuda Leib Gordon (Yalag)? : 1.
b'Shinei Arayot; 2. b'Metsulot Yam. Thanks, Monty N. Penkower
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Hebrew Academy of Nassau County
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Irwin
I am interested why Jewish librarians feel it so important to present
the Palestinian point of view? Maybe a Hamas video explaining why
suicide bombers are legitimate is also a good idea?
Why is would be so bad to stand up for Israel clearly proudly without
presenting propaganda from the
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Yes, I did a taped interview yesterday for Channel 7 television here in
Boston as part of the forthcoming Jewish Perspectives television program on
November 9, 2003, which airs at the ungodly hour of 6 AM!
My BostonWalks' The Jewish Friendship Trail Guidebook, ISBN 0970082517,
(click on this
What about the massacre in Jenin? even though the UN has said this
never even happened, all Palestinian official information still claims
Israeli soldiers killed hundreds of innocent civilians?
As Ehud Barak learned the hard way: (from an interview he gave after the
Camp David
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Irwin Oppenheim
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Friends,
Hasafran is not an appropriate forum for political discussions.
Even though, I maintain the view that Jews should first of all
protect their brother Jews, and I believe that the defenders of the
Palestinians in our midst do us a disservice, nevertheless, I think that
both sides should
Well that's nice - state your moral position and then drop a little bomb,
and then retreat back to your moral highground.
-Your fellow defender of JUSTICE, my friend and fellow Jew.
Chaim Singer-Frankes
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for a library
While I appreciate Mr. Sheynin's perspective, I must disagree with him
that HaSafran is not an appropriate forum for political discussion.
Librarianship is inherently a political profession, and it seems to me
that we must engage in these difficult questions even though we will often
disagree
Stuart Schnee and Andrea Rapp have raised concerns and points of view
that deserve a response. Without going into any rhetoric about the actual
issues involved, I would like to say that there is more than one point of
view about was has been taking place within Israel both before and after
1948.
I am interested in the debate taking place over whether we should champion,
acquire or at least be silent about books being commisioned/promoted/funded
by anti-Israel elements or as part of a public relations campaign by
pro-Palestinian groups. In our attempts at fairness, we sometimes bend over
Andrea's original e-mail (that started this thread) raised a serious
question. I'll paraphrase it as:
What obligation do we have as librarians to purchase materials that
present all viewpoints on a particular issue?
knowing very well that we may be in full agreement (or disagreement, more
Does anybody know if any of these videos that are being mentioned on the
Israeli/Palestinian conflict dubbed and available in Spanish? I could
really use
videos such as these in Spanish.
Besos de Valencia
AlbaToscano
Sinagoga conservador/masorti La Javura
Valencia (Espana)
I am not a librarian and thus I can't claim to know the professional
standards by which you are called to follow.
As a Jew, who lives in Israel, I simply would hope that you wouldn't see
the Jewish claim to the land of Israel or the Palestinian war against us
as alternative views.
The problem with your statement, Cherille, is that you have set up a
'straw man' by focusing on books being commisioned/promoted/funded by
anti-Israel elements or as part of a public relations campaign by pro-
Palestinian groups. People such as Segev, Benvenisti and Oz are not at
all anti-Israel -
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