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‘Worst fears, best hopes’ for the Trump presidency: Jeremy Ben-Ami, J Street
The Trump administration may abandon the two-state solution, embrace the settlement project and undermine the Iran agreement.
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‘Worst fears, best hopes’ for the Trump presidency: Nancy Kaufman, NCJW
"What we fear most is that President-elect Trump will do what he promised to do — appoint Supreme Court justices pledged to overturn Roe v. Wade, abandon voter rights and protections, and turn his back on women and children in need."
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The verdict is in: Rabbis should say yes to officiating at interfaith weddings
By Adina Lewittes and Amichai Lau-LavieIntermarrying couples who desire to be married by a rabbi are ripe for a deeper commitment to Jewish life, write two Conservative-trained rabbis.
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‘Worst fears, best hopes’ for the Trump presidency: Nathan Diament, Orthodox Union
Here's why a majority of Orthodox Jews voted for Donald Trump for president.
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RCA must stand behind the conversions performed by its members
By Marc Angel and Avi WeissBy linking itself to israel's Chief Rabbinate, the Modern Orthodox body undermines its credibility as an honest broker relative to conversions, write the founders of the International Rabbinic Fellowship.
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‘Worst fears, best hopes’ for a Trump presidency: Bruce Abramson and Jeff Ballabon, Iron Dome Alliance
By Bruce Abramson and Jeff BallabonThe president-elect knows that Israel is an island of decency in a sea of violence and instability, write officials of the Iron Dome Alliance.
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‘Worst fears, best hopes’ for the Trump presidency: Susie Gelman, Israel Policy Forum
By Susie GelmanWe hope that President-elect Trump agrees that it is in America’s interest to make progress on the two-state solution, writes the head of the Israel Policy Forum.
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‘Worst fears, best hopes’ for the Trump presidency: Rabbi Jill Jacobs, T’ruah
By Jill JacobsDonald Trump's election elicits fear that something terrible is going to happen — but we don't know exactly what, when or where, writes the head of T'ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights.
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‘Worst fears, best hopes’ for the Trump presidency: Rabbi Jack Moline, Interfaith Alliance
By Jack MolineThe head of the Interfaith Alliance says he fears that the Donald Trump displayed in the campaign will be the person who serves as America's next president.
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‘Worst fears, best hopes’ for the Trump presidency: Mark Hetfield, HIAS
America is at its strongest and best when it has the self-confidence to welcome refugees, writes the CEO of HIAS.
