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Hamodia: Make Your Voice Heard

Rabbi Lerner: The Reform movement continues its campaign of fake news. They continuously lobby members of the Israeli government, MKs, the Israeli and American media, telling them, “We represent American Jewry … You need to listen to us … you need to meet our needs and demands.” But, it’s not true! The Reform movement is dying in America. Their leaders need some credibility, so they go to Israel and make demands.

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Wall Street Journal: The New Jewish-Christian Amity

When Pew reported last year that a minority of American Jews view evangelical Christians favorably, the Coalition for Jewish Values, a right-wing political organization of Orthodox rabbis, released a statement: “When people wish us well in this world, observant Jews recognize that this is generally a good thing, and trust that God knows how to sort everything out in the next.”

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Israel Natl. News: Trump: I have a personal connection to Judaism

“Each and every one of these is something that his predecessors could have done, but did not. And so we owe him our repeated thanks. We were privileged to receive the President’s wishes for a blessed New Year,” said Rabbi Yaakov Menken, Managing Director of the Coalition for Jewish Values, one of the organizations invited to participate in the conference call.

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Rabbi Yaakov Menken to Speak for Faith & Freedom Coalition of NJ

On Tuesday, September 4, 2018, we are pleased to have as our honored guest Rabbi Yaakov Menken. Rabbi Menken’s organization, The Coalition for Jewish Values (CJV), is the largest Rabbinic Public Policy organization in America, articulating and advocating for public policy positions based upon traditional Jewish thought.

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Baltimore Jewish Life: Will American Jews Listen to Israelis About Israel?

Most important of all, Jewish life is growing in Israel, while non-Orthodox Jewish affiliation is literally collapsing here in America, with intermarriage now over 70% and synagogue attendance at all-time lows. One could hardly imagine an issue more essential to the JFNA than the future of American Jewry, yet the program expresses no interest in discussing this crucial topic.

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