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Latino-Jewish Student Coalition Builds New Bridges at UT

Apr 17, 2013

By: Daniel Cohen

Hasbara Fellowships Managing Director Alan Levine spoke on a panel to the Latino-Jewish Student Coalition, a group founded by Hasbara Fellow Tracy Frydberg. The coalition partnered with the Latino Leadership Coalition on campus to host a panel discussion at UT's Multicultural Engagement Center.

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Against UCSB Divestment from Israel

Apr 9, 2013

At UCSB, where divestment from Israel has been proposed, students from both sides of the divestment debate showed up to a pro-peace info session last night.

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Current Events: The Hasbara Angle

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The Visit of US President Barack Obama to Israel (March 20-22, 2013)

Mar 21, 2013

Israel-US Bilateral Relations

The warm and friendly relations of President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu throughout the visit demonstrated the unbreakable ties and strategic relationship between the two nations that fully reflects their common values and shared interests.

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A Personal Account by Someone Who Was at the Brooklyn College BDS Event

Feb 14, 2013

By: Melanie Goldberg, February 10, 2013

I was made aware of the SJP event, “Judith Butler & Omar Barghouti – BDS Movement for Palestinian Rights,” in early January. I was appalled that Brooklyn College’s Political Science Department was co-sponsoring the event, because I did not feel that a publicly funded academic institution should endorse such hateful and anti-Semitic views. However, since, I was away in England at the time, Kohanteb, me and the rest of the members of the Israel Clubs had agreed to keep this quiet, and address the matter directly with the Political Science department and the Brooklyn College administration when we returned from vacation.

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