Liel Leibovitz
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Sorry, Ed Sheeran had every reason to know about Macklemore’s anti-Israel vitriol - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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It’s been a rough couple of weeks for Ed Sheeran. Embarking on a new world tour – the previous one netted nearly a billion dollars – the red-headed crooner invited a few lesser lights to warm up his massive crowds. One of them, a self-described rapper named Macklemore, used his brief time on stage not to sing but to rant about Israel committing genocide and rave about freeing Palestine. Ticket holders who paid good money to be entertained, not lectured by an imbecile, were furious, and venues so
Blaming everything on the Jews – the Democrats’ descent into utter madness - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Once upon a time, not too long ago in America, Barack Obama had to sweat bullets to shake off his affiliation with Jeremiah Wright, a radical black preacher who gave a speech five days after the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 and blamed the violence on America’s inherent racism, imperialism, and support for oppression worldwide, first and foremost Israel’s oppression of the Palestinians. Obama zigged and zagged, but when he got trounced in the Pennsylvania primaries, he called an emotional
The best answer to antisemitism? Read the Torah - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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A few weeks after October 7, 2023, I flew to Los Angeles to attend a conference about antisemitism. In the finest Hollywood tradition, the room was thick with what the entertainment press likes to call A Listers, actors and directors and studio moguls revered by millions around the world. Even in that illustrious room, however, Dan Loeb stood out. The investor and philanthropist delivered a short and poignant speech. A lot of people are asking me what we can do right now, he said, and the answer
Israel’s true friend Senator Graham leaves a legacy of rare grace and dignity - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Usually, the passing of American luminaries is hardly felt in the Jewish State, thick as it is with pressing domestic news. The gentleman from South Carolina was different: he had spent so long passionately and eloquently explaining to his fellow Americans that their nation’s interests in the Middle East were neatly aligned with Israel’s that he was seen as more than a mere political ally: He was a true friend, and breathless media reports treated him as one, mourning him prominently and at leng
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