It's like how a swastika looks to a Jewish person.
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To understand a Jewish person, you have to be Jewish!
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At first, I was the only native Jewish person in town.
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As a child, he had never knowingly met a Jewish person.
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A SABRA is a Jewish person who was born in Israel.
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Most of the 217-year-olds never have met a Jewish person.
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"A casual thing from one Jewish person to the next," she said.
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I love a sale just as much as the next Jewish person does.
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This man had never met a Jewish person but vehemently hated them all.
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I'm not Jewish (just married a Jewish person), and I'm not fasting in solidarity.
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Lieberman was another first: the first Jewish person to be on a national ticket.
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As a Jewish person, I'd love to see a Jew sit behind the Resolute Desk.
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"I'm a real person, I'm a very Jewish person," Stewart said as Noah discovered him.
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If elected president, Sanders would be the first Jewish person to occupy the White House.
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Preferably made by a Jewish person, but we'll give you the option of cheese or not.
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Mnuchin's presence might be credited to his status as the only Jewish person in the Trump cabinet.
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And as another Jewish person, trying to make meaning of something like that is sort of impossible.
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Judith Resnik was the first Jewish person and second American woman to travel to space after Sally Ride.
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The goal isn't to make someone violate their actual religious beliefs—making a Jewish person eat pork, for example.
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"Every six days, a Jewish person in America was being attacked in 22017 and it went largely ignored," he writes.
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I was honored they trusted me, but as a white Jewish person, I knew that I wasn't from their world.
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Notably, had Bernie Sanders beat Clinton, he would have been the first Jewish person to win a presidential primary election.
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She alleges Delta investigated her and took away her travel benefits simply because her pass was given to a Jewish person.
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Lieberman's selection as a vice presidential candidate was the first time a Jewish person was on a major party's presidential ticket.
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For me a Jewish person who is my age, he was born there, it's not his fault he was born there.
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"I always seem to play the role of a Jewish person," he said in an interview with The Times in 2000.
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"I didn't meet a single Jewish person until college, that's how simple my world was while I was growing up," she says.
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As a consequence, most Germans have never met a Jewish person, despite the near omnipresence of the Holocaust in German public life.
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"We don't know who that Jewish person was, but we know it was on his mother's German line, which makes sense," Gates continued.
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"In Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, he was called a Jewish person; in Havana, a campesino; and in New York, a Puerto Rican," he said.
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" "I don't know one Jewish person that doesn't want to have a deal, a good deal, a proper deal, but a really good deal.
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García de Müeller, an assistant director of writing, tweeted last Tuesday about an anonymous email she received that targeted her as a Jewish person.
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" That's part of the reason, he said, that he's into guns: "I wear a pistol every day because I'm a Jewish person in the South.
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Filler-Corn, who represents the state's 41st District in Fairfax, is also the first Jewish person to hold the position in the Old Dominion state.
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But growing up in New York as a Jewish person and being Israeli, I always felt that being Jewish was a huge part of my identity.
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Nazi ideology cast the world as a racial struggle, and the singular focus on the total destruction of every Jewish person was at its racist core.
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Earlier this week, I asked on my Facebook page whether someone could be married to or date a Jewish person and still be an anti-Semite.
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When I moved to Colorado, I met people almost daily who professed shock that, as a Jewish person, I wasn't wearing stripes, and didn't have horns.
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"First off, the word 'Yid' is unequivocally one of the worst terms of anti-semitic abuse that you can direct at a Jewish person," Stephen says.
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He struggled to explain his issues with Jewish people to detectives, saying it "wasn't too personal" but eventually saying a Jewish person had gotten him fired.
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The revulsion a Jewish person might feel while seeing a swastika ... He took that and that's the symbol of my people, of our struggle, of this war.
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Garcetti, who has served since 2013, is young (45) and a Rhodes scholar, and would be the second Jewish person ever on a national ticket, after Joe Lieberman.
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"If me and another one of my white supremacist buddies were in the grocery store and we saw a Jewish person, ... we'd start making fun of them," he explains.
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From early on in his career, Rabbi Posner expressed an openness to intermarriage, not wanting to exclude any Jewish person who wanted a rabbi at his or her wedding.
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She asked about my own faith, and when I told her I was Jewish, she said that I came on a day with a good sermon for a Jewish person.
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M.B.: At this point in your life, when you're a young man and you saw an African-American or you saw a Jewish person, what was going through your mind?
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For instance, if a right-wing Jewish person begins to feel anti-female prejudice as anti-Semitic prejudice and makes that parallel, they very often begin to change how they feel.
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"Let me say this to the president: I am a proud Jewish person, and I have no concerns about voting Democratic," Sanders said at a campaign rally in Sioux City, Iowa.
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Martin Indyk, the first Jewish person to serve in the role, was seen as an unusual pick at the time, both for his faith and because he was not a career diplomat.
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Just in case we have any questions about why the Nazis are practically foaming at the mouth, we hear them yelling about "jew bods" and how much money a Jewish person has.
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So there was a creative desire to create a Jewish character on-screen that is a Jewish person with might and power and is a badass in every sense of the word.
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He acknowledged using the N-word in what he described as a "friendly" conversation with the contestants about growing up in the segregated South as a Jewish person who also experienced discrimination.
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As a Jewish person, it feels like I could have assimilated into white hegemonic culture and be totally comfortable and go out to the Hamptons or go golfing or whatever people do.
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They feel freer to take violent actions, to draw a swastika on the side of the building, or to knock the hat off of some of a Jewish person walking across the street.
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Based on a true story, "The Tattooist of Auschwitz" tells the story of Ludwig (Lale) Sokolov, a Jewish person who was forced into the most notorious concentration camp of the Holocaust in 1942.
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"This is our most diverse General Assembly membership ever ... It actually looks like Virginia," state Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn (D), the first woman and first Jewish person to hold the Speakership, told the Post.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) responded to President Trump questioning the loyalty of Jewish Americans who support the Democratic Party by tweeting Tuesday that he's a "proud Jewish person" with no concerns about voting Democrat.
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In the wake of Charlottesville, Pittsburgh, and now Poway, where anti-Semitic attacks gestated online, it's difficult not to be wary of someone taking a strong interest in wooing a Jewish person under false pretenses.
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This is the root of the shofar, a hollowed-out ram's horn, as a symbol for these holidays, both of which touch upon how each Jewish person individually practices and commits themselves to their faith.
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The "how to recognize a Jew" article lists "names, anthropological features, expressions, appearances, character traits, methods of operation" and even "disinformation activities" that the newspaper is purporting can be used to identify a Jewish person.
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Yesterday, Mic reported that a Google Chrome extension called "Coincidence Detector" was creating a database of Jewish people in order to notify users when they were reading the work of, or reading about, a Jewish person online.
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He also mentioned Samia Halaby, the first Palestinian artist to be exhibited at the Guggenheim (incidentally her work was donated by a Jewish person) and seemed to dispute the fact that she was a first for the Guggenheim.
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" Seven years later, during an interview with The Independent the same year he died, Dahl said: "I'm certainly anti-Israeli and I've become antisemitic inasmuch as that you get a Jewish person in another country like England strongly supporting Zionism.
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He is the first Jewish person to represent his Staten Island district, and the neo-Nazi groups that he has called out regularly refer to him as the "Jew Max Rose" on the very social media platforms he is concerned about.
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Virtually every Jewish person in America has stories of family members who fled persecution abroad to find a new and better life in the United States, and of other family members who didn't make it out and died as a result.
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Often those who espouse anti-Semitism use the political interests of any Jewish person, be they left-wing or right-wing, as evidence that their Jewishness is the real basis of their political beliefs and thus, that those beliefs cannot be trusted.
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These positions are largely based on Oholot 7:6, which reads: In this circumstance, if the government were to deny an abortion to a Jewish person, many Jewish authorities argue that the government would be preventing them from exercising the duties of their faith.
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"For a Jewish person, there is no place like Otisville," said Earl Seth David, 54, a former inmate who attended kosher meals, religious classes and weekly Shabbat services in the prison shul, a shared space where the Torah scrolls are locked up every night.
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A large structure with thousands of pieces of shriveling bologna pinned to its walls, each piece affixed with a portrait of a supposedly Jewish person, it was intended as an oblique comment on how easy it is for collective identity to be rendered meaningless when reduced to abstraction.
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A Jewish person who was briefed on the matter but not authorized to speak publicly about it said on Friday night that they were given an exemption under the principle in Jewish law of pikuach nefesh, which suggests preserving the safety of a specific person over any religious consideration.
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Proud Canadian Seth Rogen was a surprise; "I'm here because I'm a huge Leonard Cohen fan," he said before reciting "Field Commander Cohen," laughter erupting when he noted that as a Canadian Jewish person, there was no greater honor than reading a Cohen song in the middle of a hockey arena.
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"Every young Jewish person on a college campus will wonder, 'I love being Jewish, but it might be difficult for me to be Jewish at college; I know I want to join advocacy organizations like Black Lives Matter, but fear they will reject me because I'm Jewish,'" Rabbi Limmer said.
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This means that a Palestinian born in the city of Haifa in 1945 who was displaced by Zionist militaries in 1948 would not be allowed to return to Haifa today, but a Jewish person from Michigan whose family has never stepped foot in or near Haifa can be invited for free via Birthright Israel.
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It wasn't a problem for me, as "white bald guy" seemed extremely on trend at War and Peace this year, but I can't imagine what it would be like for a Jewish person if he or she had to walk around, seeing what—at surface level, at least—sometimes looked like a very lackadaisical Nazi rally in a field in southeast England.
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The family lives in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Beit HaKerem. Nir Barkat was named the 43rd most influential Jewish person in 2013.
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In 1835, Bravo became the first Jewish person to be elected to the House of Assembly of Jamaica. Retrieved on 20 March 2019. Retrieved on 20 March 2019.
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The man hit by Danielsson is identified as Seppo Seluska, a militant from the Nordic Realm Party later convicted for the torture and murder of a gay Jewish person.
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But so-called "right of return" is not the equivalent of the Israeli Law of Return (1950) which grants citizenship to any Jewish person and their family wishing to enter Israel.
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On May 20, 2017, Bauman was elected Chair of the California Democratic Party at the annual state convention. He was the first openly gay and Jewish person to serve as Chair of the Party.
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It was the first time that a Jewish person was appointed to the upper house. Gutkin was arrested by Soviet security services on 14 June 1941, his property confiscated and was deported to a prison camp in the Soviet Union, where he subsequently died.
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Lieberman was the first Jewish person chosen for a national ticket. The choice of Lieberman was announced shortly before the 2000 Democratic National Convention. Former Secretary of State Warren Christopher led the vetting process. The Gore-Lieberman ticket ultimately lost to the Bush-Cheney ticket.
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Chella Man (born November 26, 1998) is an American YouTuber, actor, model, artist, and LGBTQ activist. He is known for sharing his experiences as a transgender, deaf, genderqueer, and Jewish person of color. Man rose to wider prominence in 2019 for portraying mute superhero Jericho in the second season of the DC Universe series Titans.
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Boris Valentinovich Volynov (; born 18 December 1934) is a Soviet cosmonaut who flew two space missions of the Soyuz programme: Soyuz 5, and Soyuz 21. He was the first Jewish person to enter space, preceding American Judith Resnik. Following the death of Alexei Leonov in October 2019, he is the last surviving member of the original group of cosmonauts.
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The name is vague in its origins and there are three possible explanations for it. One tells that an early settler named Brooker was the origin, the second that poor miners would take their families up to the summit for picnics, and they were brokers (poor people), and the third says that the cliff outcrop resembles the nose of a Jewish person, who are often stereotyped as working as brokers.
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As an openly gay man, Polis has made history several times through his electoral success. In 2008, he became the first same-sex parent elected to the United States Congress. In 2018, he became the first openly gay person and second openly LGBT person (after Kate Brown of Oregon) elected governor of a state in the United States. He is also the first Jewish person to be elected governor of Colorado.
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On January 8, 2020, the new Democratic majority elected Filler-Corn Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates. She is both the first woman and Jewish person to serve in this position. On November 9, 2019, following elections where the Democratic Party of Virginia won control of the House, the incoming caucus officially nominated her for the position of Speaker in the 161st General Assembly. She began her term as Speaker on January 8, 2020.
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Southern rocker Tom Petty used the Confederate flag in his 1985 Southern Accents tour, tying its imagery to the lead character in his song "Rebels". In 2015, he declaimed his use of the flag as "downright stupid," saying "It’s like how a swastika looks to a Jewish person." Despite hailing from Michigan, singer Kid Rock prominently displayed the Confederate flag on his tours starting with his 2001 album Cocky, but by 2011 had quietly abandoned the flag.
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Opuntia cactus, known in Israel as "tsabar" A Sabra (, tzabar) is any Jew born in Israel. The term came into widespread use in the 1930s to refer to a Jew who had been born in the land of Israel (inclusive of the British Mandate of Palestine and Ottoman Palestine; cf. New Yishuv & Old Yishuv), though it may have appeared earlier. Since the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, Israelis have used the word to refer to a Jewish person born anywhere in the country (inclusive of the Israeli-occupied territories).
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They say: "Most people would accept that it's completely unacceptable to call a Jewish person a Nazi." The implication here – that it may, therefore, be acceptable in some circumstances to call a non-Jew a Nazi – is unfortunate to say the least. If one is against the use of Nazi comparisons in public debate, it's unacceptable to call anyone a Nazi. In which case, the argument of exceptional offensiveness for Jews doesn't hold.... The authors write: 'although the playing of the Nazi card is not always antisemitic, it unquestionably always harms'.
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John Hays (1770 – after 1822) is the only Jewish person known to have come to Illinois prior to its admission in the Union (August 26, 1818).Meites (1924), p. 1 He was the son of Baruch Hays, a lieutenant in the American Revolution and scion of one of the oldest American Jewish families. John Hays settled in Illinois as early as 1793 and served for twenty years as sheriff of St. Clair County, in the southwestern part of Illinois, which was the most populous section of the state in its early days.
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I'm certainly anti-Israeli and I've become antisemitic in as much as that you get a Jewish person in another country like England strongly supporting Zionism." As a result of these views, in 2014 the Royal Mint decided not to produce a coin to commemorate the centenary of Dahl's birth because he was considered to be "associated with antisemitism and not regarded as an author of the highest reputation". Dahl had Jewish friends, including philosopher Sir Isaiah Berlin, who commented: "I thought he might say anything. Could have been pro-Arab or pro-Jew.
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Feldman was appointed the first day-girl prefect at age 14, when she complained that day girls were unsupervised at lunchtime. She was awarded a bursary to Trinity College Dublin based on her Leaving Certificate results, but instead she entered the civil service upon leaving school in 1934. She first worked Department of Finance, and after the declaration of the Emergency, in the Department of Defence. It was noted that her arrival and departure from Dublin Castle on her bicycle often drew a crowd of people supposedly unaccustomed to seeing a Jewish person.
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In a 2015 survey, one-third of Muslims report having experienced at least one incident of discrimination in the past 12 months including being questioned by security officials (17%), being prevented from traveling (15%), physically threatened or attacked (15%), or having suffered property damage (13%) because of their religion. However, about a quarter of Israeli Muslims (26%) say a Jewish person has expressed concern or sympathy toward them in the past year because of their religious identity. Muslim and Christians within Israel have equal rights and many become parliamentarians, judges, diplomats, public health officials and IDF generals.
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In 2020, Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg became the first woman and Jewish person to lie in state in the United States Capitol. The casket of Rosa Parks at the U.S. Capitol rotunda It differs from lying in honor in that individuals lying in state have five guards of honor, representing the five branches of the U.S. Armed Forces, while individuals lying in honor have the U.S. Capitol Police as civilian guards of honor. Four Americans have lain in honor, beginning in 1998. Rosa Parks was the first woman to lie in honor in the United States Capitol.
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The subject of homosexuality and Judaism dates back to the Torah. The book of Vayikra (Leviticus) is traditionally regarded as classifying sexual intercourse between males as a to'eivah (something abhorred or detested) that can be subject to capital punishment by the currently non-existent Sanhedrin under halakha (Jewish law). Jewish marchers at San Francisco Pride 2014 Mexican Jewish person at the 2015 Marcha Gay of Mexico City The issue has been a subject of contention within modern Jewish denominations, and has led to debate and division. Traditionally, Judaism has understood homosexual male intercourse as contrary to Judaism, and this opinion is still maintained by Orthodox Judaism.
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In 2005, Czarnecki became the protagonist of Susy and Peter Scheiner’s film “From Galicia to Aargau: Trails of a Jewish European in the 20th century“. The main part of the film is Jerzy Czarnecki’s journey to Mosty Wielkie that he undertakes for the first time after more than 60 years, after his escape. It shows that this township barely remembers its Jewish past. At the same time, Czarnecki is welcomed by the local people, most of whom never met a Jewish person. The movie follows Czarnecki’s efforts to erect the monument in memory of the Jews of the town and also shows the desecration of it by unknown villains.
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In 2002, he authored an ordinance protecting transgender persons from discrimination that was overwhelmingly approved by the council and signed into law. When Governor Mitt Romney tried to end the state's affirmative action guidelines, Turner became one of its aggressive critics, helping to lead the governor stop the change. In April 2004, Turner was quoted by the Boston Herald as saying that Condoleezza Rice working for George W. Bush was "similar in my mind to a Jewish person working for Hitler in the 1930s." In May 2004, Turner and activist Sadiki Kambon held a press conference to reveal photos purportedly showing U.S. soldiers raping Iraqi women.
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In Canada, at that time named as 'New France', Esther Brandeau was the first Jewish person to immigrate to Canada, in 1738, disguised as a Roman Catholic boy. She came from Saint-Esprit (Pyrénées-Atlantiques), a district of Bayonne, a port city in Southwestern France, were Spanish and Portuguese Jews had settled. In the British Thirteen Colonies, synagogues were formed before the American Revolution at Newport, Rhode Island and Philadelphia, as well as in cities of the southern colonies of South Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia. Since then, many of the former Sephardic synagogues in the southern states and the Caribbean have become part of the Conservative, Reform or Reconstructionist movements, and retain only a few Spanish and Portuguese traditions.
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An 'all or nothing' policy is opposed to the way of Halakha. Every Jewish person should try to keep all the commandments and should do everything he or she can to be as observant of the Torah as possible. # In the same way that every person worships God in his or her own distinctive manner, so too every homosexual individual will deal with their sexuality and the problems it raises in a way best suited to them and their unique personality and set of circumstances. # A homosexual who does not get married should be encouraged to study the Torah and fulfill all the commandments, those governing both interpersonal relationships and those governing one's relationship with G-d.
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In addition, he will detain all politically suspect individuals. After consultation with the [Jewish] political authorities, bodies will be appointed consisting of people from the village to administer the internal affairs of the village. In every region, a [Jewish] person will be appointed to be responsible for arranging the political and administrative affairs of all [Arab] villages and population centers which are occupied within that region. The paragraph (g) Counterattacks Inside and Outside the Borders of the State inter alia states: :Counterattacks will generally proceed as follows: a force the size of a battalion, on average, will carry out a deep infiltration and will launch concentrated attacks against population centers and enemy bases with the aim of destroying them along with the enemy force positioned there.
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During the National Socialist era, "Aryan persons" who lived in so-called mixed marriages with a "Jewish person" were referred to as "jüdisch versippt" (Jewish infested). "Jüdisch Versippte" were discriminated against; they were excluded from certain professions and career opportunities, dismissed from public service, and from 1943 were deemed as "unworthy of military service" and were used for quartered forced labor in "Sonderkommandos" (special forces) of the Organization Todt. In anti-Semitic laws, ordinances and decrees, the term "jüdisch versippt" is usually paraphrased so that it could be clearly determined whether "half Jews" (first-degree Jewish hybrids) were being referred to in addition to the so-called "full Jews". Radical anti-Semites agitated against their legal betterment and often succeeded in including the "German-blooded" partner married to a "half-Jew" in persecution measures.
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Nichols supported Rebecca Long-Bailey in the 2020 Labour Party leadership election, but nominated Emily Thornberry to broaden the field of candidates. After her election, she was the centre of a controversy when she tweeted in October that a group of S.S. Lazio fans who had been filmed making Nazi salutes in Glasgow should "get their heads kicked in". Nichols defended her comments in December, "These were people doing Nazi salutes on the streets of Britain... As a Jewish person whose grandfather fought in World War Two, ultimately sometimes I believe that fascism has to be physically confronted". In the Shadow Cabinet of Jeremy Corbyn, she served as the Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to Tracy Brabin as Shadow Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport briefly during the 2020 Labour Party leadership election before being moved in the Shadow Cabinet of Keir Starmer to the PPS to Emily Thornberry as Shadow Secretary of State for International Trade.
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