Americans' bias against Jews, Muslims linked, poll says. Washington Post, January 21, 2010
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Rabbis, Jewish groups back Muslims on minaret ban, Jerusalem Post, December 4, 2009By Matthew Wagner and Herb Keinon. Voters in Switzerland recently voted to outlaw construction of minarets. Jewish organizations have come to the defense of Muslim worshipers, arguing that the Swiss move was unjustifiable religious discrimination. “The best weapon against radical Islam is support for moderate elements in the Muslim community and promoting interfaith dialogue, said Rabbi Pinchas Dunner, Executive Director of the Conference of European Rabbis. Read the article |
Redefining the “Jewish” in the Jewish State, Common Ground News Service, November 12, 2009By Rabbi Marc Gopin. Rabbi Dr. Marc Gopin, Directof of the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University, takes a fresh and critical look at what it means, and what it could mean in the ideal sense, for Israel to be a “Jewish” state. Read the article |
Peace is not a competition among faiths: Jews, Muslims and Christians can seek, and do seek, stability in the Holy Land, Minneapolis Star Tribute, August 18, 2009By Rabbi Amy Eilberg, Wael Khouli, and Charles Lutz. A newly formed group, Minnesota Advocates for Israeli-Palestinian Peace, links those of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage who share the goal of a just and lasting peace for Israeli and Palestinians and who are committed to working for peace in their own communities. Read the article |
Pope Benedict XVI Calls for Holy Land’s Religious Leaders to Reject Hatred, Telegraph, May 14, 2009By Tim Butcher. The Pope brought his message of reconciliation to the Holy Land, including appearences at several interfaith gatherings. "Let everyone reject the destructive power of hatred and prejudice, which kills men's souls before it kills their bodies,'' declared the Pope in Nazereth. “Lord, grant us peace," said Benedict. Read the article. |
Muslim Charity Helps Jews Celebrate Passover, Yemen Times, April 13, 2009By Khaled Al-Hilaly. Despite the difficulties faced by Yemen’s ancient Jewish community, Passover brought out the best in both communities and showed the potential for healing and friendship within the Abrahamic family. Read the article. |
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