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Rabbi Yaakov Menken with Guest Host Daniel Patrick Leahy on John Fredericks Show
Townhall: The Good Ol’ Boys Have Had Enough
Companies are distancing themselves from the HRC-backed woke agenda thanks to the work of digital vigilantes like Robby Starbuck, reminiscent of the Dukes of Hazzard.
The College Fix: UMich skirts student gov’t anti-Israel move, restores campus group funds
Students are no longer protesting for actual human rights or fighting genocides, as they are too busy favoring genocide against Jews.
The Jewish Chronicle: October 7 brought Western Jews’ holiday from history to a hard stop
By Melissa Langsam Braunstein in the Jewish Chronicle In the wake of the Holocaust, Western Jews enjoyed a holiday from Jewish history. And while that era was already winding down, it found its hard stop on October 7. The savage attacks in Israel unleashed open...
Right Wing Watch: Speaker Mike Johnson Tells Paula White’s Prayer Warriors God Has Chosen Trump to Lead U.S. a Second Time
On a call hosted by the National Faith Advisory Board, Rabbi Yaakov Menken of the Coalition for Jewish Values called the upcoming election a battle for “biblical values,” warning that intersectionality unites those who oppose these principles.
Rabbi Menken to Newsmax: Hamas Are ‘Actual Nazis’
With all the overused Holocaust metaphors, when it comes to Hamas, people refuse to treat them as the Nazis that they are.
Rabbi Menken on Rally 4 The Republic Podcast: Jewish Values in the Public Square
Rabbi Yaakov Menken on Rally 4 The Republic Podcast
JNS: Foxx: Columbia provided criminal protesters a ‘get-out-of-jail-free card’
Columbia cannot maintain a double standard regarding Jewish and pro-Israel students and claim not to engage in discrimination.
The Daily Signal: Rabbis Denounce Union for Representing ‘Hate-Filled, Anti-Israel, Antisemitic’ Activist Group
Jewish Voice for Peace is a radical anti-Israel and anti-Zionist activist group that advocates for the boycott of Israel and eradication of Zionism.
The Algemeiner: Columbia University President Minouche Shafik Resigns Amid Numerous Antisemitism Scandals
Any faculty dismissing students’ concerns, much less ridiculing them or sharing hateful sentiments, would be unemployed without delay.