Kristof Out to Tea on American Jewry
The New York Times columnist is peddling fictions again. This time he wants readers to believe American Jews are aligned with the fringe positions of J Street, rather than the mainstream ones of AIPAC. New York Times
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The New York Times columnist is peddling fictions again. This time he wants readers to believe American Jews are aligned with the fringe positions of J Street, rather than the mainstream ones of AIPAC. The New York Times’ Bronner Advocates for Fringe Group, Censors Mainstream Concerns
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