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Steve Hilton, co-founder and executive chairman of Scottsdale-based Meritage Homes Corp., is leading the charge to develop Arizona's first Holocaust education center in downtown Phoenix.
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The @JCRC_Phoenix hosted a Voices and Votes candidate forum and reception for candidates to meet with members of the community. To learn more about my campaign for State Superintendent, visit KimberlyYee.com
We are VERY disappointed that @jayfeely posted this message.
As we TOLD Mr. Feely...
@DrAmishShah parked exactly where we asked him to for this event.
That decision was made in collaboration with the facility for security purposes.
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3 years ago, Hamas CHOSE to:
(1) derail the movement towards peace between Israel & Arab nations;
(2) commit a genocidal massacre for their goal of exterminating the 1 Jewish nation;
(3) take 100s of hostages back to cynically provoke kinetic and propaganda war. #NeverForget
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Three years ago today, Hamas carried out a horrific terrorist attack on Israel, murdering more than 1,200 people and taking hostages. We remember the innocent lives lost, stand with their families, and reaffirm that Hamas must be held accountable for its crimes.
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Today marks three years since the horrific October 7th attacks in Israel.
We remember the innocent lives taken, the families forever changed, and the Jewish community that continues to carry the pain of that day.
I will always stand with our Jewish community—and with the forces of light against the armies of darkness.
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Three years ago, Hamas terrorists carried out the most vicious and deadliest attack on the Jewish people since the Holocaust.
Today, we remember the innocent lives stolen on October 7, those taken hostage, the survivors, and every family forever changed by that horrific day.
I am proud to stand with the Jewish community and against antisemitism in every form.
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Thanks for your unwavering support @ThomasGalvin. It's such a painful day but having friends like you make us feel less alone.
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3 years ago, Hamas unleashed a wave of violence & murdered thousands of Jews inside Israel. Subsequently, many Jews were tortured, raped & murdered while held hostage. While most of the world condemned the attacks the persistent scourge of anti Semitism endures. Prayers to Israel
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A terrorist tries to hijack a plane full of Israelis and their natural instinct is of course "not on my watch" followed by some clapping and singing.
A passenger on the Dubai–Tel Aviv flight recounts:
“We are currently in Saudi Arabia.
One of the crew members attacked the pilot with a knife and disabled the aircraft’s systems. Yaniv (pictured?) and another passenger stormed the cockpit and subdued the attacker.
Luckily, there were two more pilots on board. They were the ones who managed to land the plane.”
Well, yes. Overall, the probability that a plane full of Israelis will contain a trained assault team, two additional pilots, and, statistically, at least one cardiac surgeon, psychologist, lawyer, and diamond dealer is substantially higher than 50%.
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What a fabulous op-ed. The @JCRC_Phoenix is fully committed to empowering our young leaders. L'dor V'dor.
The next generation is already leading. Let’s make room. ejewishphilanthropy.com/the-…
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From our families to yours:
Shana tova!
We are grateful to have a wonderful home in Arizona to celebrate the high holidays.
From our families to yours:
Shana tova!
We are grateful to have a wonderful home in Arizona to celebrate the high holidays.
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Remembrance is a critical piece of the Jewish identity.
Without remembering, we can't improve.
Without remembering, we can't avoid horrors of the past.
To the families of those affected by the Sept 11 terrorist attacks: Our thoughts are with you. We will never forget.
Remembrance is a critical piece of the Jewish identity.
Without remembering, we can't improve.
Without remembering, we can't avoid horrors of the past.
To the families of those affected by the Sept 11 terrorist attacks: Our thoughts are with you. We will never forget.
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This garbage is antithetical to American values and identity.
Our political process must transcend divisive prejudices and focus on constructive, substantive policy solutions.
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We are angry at this treatment of @KimberlyYeeAZ.
We are grateful that Tom Horne and other political leaders have condemned this ad.
We, the JCRC exec committee, condemn these advertisements.
Shame on the group running them.
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Governor Josh Shapiro’s house was burnt down.
Congressional candidate Scott Weiner was harassed until he left a Pride March.
Representative Jared Moskowitz received hateful voicemails threatening to kill all Jews.
Representative Dan Goldman was banned from a coffee shop and his office was vandalized.
Harassing and attacking Jewish lawmakers is an attempt to push Jews out of public life.
That is not criticism of Israel. It is the end of a free society.
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“As history has taught us, antisemitic tropes and stereotypes, some of which I heard personally on this campaign, will ultimately be the undoing of our democracy if we all don’t lean in and speak out, even if it’s not politically expedient.”
I agree with @RepDanGoldman. Antisemitism has seeped into much of our political rhetoric, and it’s often an early warning sign that our democratic values are under strain. We must call it out immediately, wherever and whenever we see it.
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It's time for our elected leaders to stand up against this hate.
Replying to @NAJLnews
@NAJLnews condemns the antisemitic defacement of @almaforarizona campaign signs and antisemitic rhetoric against Jewish candidates everywhere. No one should be targeted for their identity while serving or seeking public office.
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