WHAT'S WORTH KNOWING

I have two items to start the week. 

This clip from last night's anti-regime change demo outside the President's House in Jerusalem.

It was good to return to the routine of heading to the rally after Havdalah. 

This speech is so common sense it saddens me that a rabbi has to even deliver it. But these are times we live in.  In Hebrew only.

הרב שלמה ברין מישיבת הר עציון, מתלמידיו של הרב יהודה עמיטל ז"ל

 

And this item about the US Supreme Court and reverse discrimination, a/k/a affirmative action

The ever brilliant George Will:  The court did not ‘end’ affirmative action. This was just a skirmish.

Nota bene - Your recommendations for WHAT'S WORTH KNOWING are invited.  ej5@nyu.edu

WHAT'S WORTH KNOWING

Tired of hiding: Jews at US colleges face rising antisemitism from left and right

A contentious New York City policy to send more mentally ill homeless people to hospitals has helped some move into permanent homes.

50 עוולות בג"צ" - האמנם? פרופ' דוד קרצמר 18.6.23

Not the brightest bulb in the anti-regime change movement.

Premature Calls for non-violent civil disobedience against regime change

What Is Eid al-Adha? Everything You Need to Know About Islam's Festival of Sacrifices

WSJ - Judicial Reform and Israel’s Anti-Majoritarian Majority

Nota bene - I am not endorsing the editorial slant of any of these articles; Some I agree with, others maybe not. They are worth knowing about.  Your recommendations for WHAT'S WORTH KNOWING are invited.  ej5@nyu.edu