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Jewish community, enabling the foundation of a	Jews' Hospital for the Aged Poor and the Education a
the notion that you can't speak honestly about	Jews without getting into trouble.
e Ward had made some disparaging comments about	Jews during a Bible-study session, comments that wer
But amidst the huge body of material about	Jews collected for Mead's project... is an interview
eared in Shalom Y'all, a 2002 documentary about	Jews in the American South which also featured autho
w Hammer parodies many common stereotypes about	Jews.
Sons of Abraham:	Jews, Christians and Moslems, by James Kritzeck.
n, and there are several shots of Nazis abusing	Jews.
first German-speaking fraternal order to accept	Jews.
nor retracted his comments, in which he accused	Jews of "causing all wars."
hysical and mental state, Romero Ellner accused	Jews of being a problem in Honduras and also said to
In particular, he has accused	Jews of deicide: "the leaders of Israel... mistreate
blame for crimes from his regime while accusing	Jews of "bring[ing] destruction upon themselves".
(The parliamentarians are, in addition,	Jews).
In addition,	Jews from as far as France, Austria and Germany were
The arrival of additional	Jews is nothing less than the beginning of a nationa
come, he requested that the prison guards admit	Jews only if they had beards and wore head coverings
ating Judaism in Rhodes, by expelling all adult	Jews and forcibly baptizing their children.
ion Survey (2000-2001), about 50% of affiliated	Jews (versus 8% of unaffiliated) light Sabbath candl
Lee, Felicia R. "Coping: Afghan	Jews Look Back in Sorrow" New York Times Dec. 30, 20
d at a small frequency of 2.2% in North African	Jews from Morocco, Tunisia and Libya.
ot before causing tension between South African	Jews and their government.
s printed in Italy, often used by North African	Jews)
And again,	Jews cite God's characteristic of “steadfast lovingk
r the judge said this was not an attack against	Jews in general but against a type of person "distin
i-Semitic and represented a Blood libel against	Jews, and set off a diplomatic row between the Israe
lson saw a new blood accusation brought against	Jews at Kutais, Transcaucasia.
ortly after the Kielce pogrom, violence against	Jews had ceased.
d editorials called for decisive action against	Jews .
e term was being used as an ethnic slur against	Jews, although there were several Lipskis living in
the first large-scale Nazi-led pogroms against	Jews in 1938 (Kristallnacht), so the day was conside
lly the source of ritual murder charges against	Jews, often at times of social and economic tensions
or "cosmopolitism" in Stalin's campaign against	Jews.
s for his extreme views in recent years against	Jews, especially after a Financial Times interview w
wn was misinterpreted as an ethnic slur against	Jews.
At the sides violent acts against	Jews occur such as the burning of a synagogue and in
ere increasingly restricted by the laws against	Jews, but Mannheimer nonetheless got married and beg
been gradually restoring discrimination against	Jews.
gone on a rampage of revenge - not only against	Jews but against German bishops as well."
and implementing a war of annihilation against	Jews, prisoners of war, and the civilian population"
ed pervasive anti-Semitism and violence against	Jews in Romania before World War II, when Romania's
Center of committing serious war crimes against	Jews during the Second World War, when he was workin
in the early 30s led to discrimination against	Jews and by 1933 Jewish teams were excluded from gen
ave of anti-semitic attacks and pogroms against	Jews in southern Russia on 1881 instead led him to b
etween 1451 and 1453, his fiery sermons against	Jews persuaded many southern German regions to expel
He was one of the leading campaigners against	Jews from Germany being allowed to enter the United
he site of the worst atrocity committed against	Jews this century before the Nazis.”
strongly opposed to Adolf Hitler's ban against	Jews on the German Olympic team.
ial science and the propaganda campaign against	Jews, Roma and Sinti, and the mentally and physicall
There were many instances of violence against	Jews during their long history in Iraq, as well as n
nown for passing out hate-filled fliers against	Jews, blacks and Asians on university campuses.
York Times' coverage of Nazi atrocities against	Jews that culminated in the Holocaust.
the start of a string of other attacks against	Jews in Europe; in August 1981, a synagogue in Vienn
He applied Vichy's racist laws against	Jews very harshly (see Vichy France).
Sigismund of Burgundy enacted laws against	Jews after coming to the throne after his conversion
Though the laws were primarily directed against	Jews, other "non-Aryan" people were subject to the l
Discrimination against	Jews and Catholics was also common, with both groups
uch to influence popular German opinion against	Jews in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
cident was an act of terrorism directed against	Jews in part because it took place one day after the
cidents of discrimination, particularly against	Jews and Muslims, as well as religious groups that h
usation of ritual murder or blood libel against	Jews.
nofficial and particular measures taken against	Jews up to 1935.
regin was predominately engaged in agriculture,	Jews appear to have composed much of the population
nd her assistant made friends and sought to aid	Jews and others persecuted by the Third Reich.
Polish nurse who gained recognition for aiding	Jews persecuted by the Nazis during World War II and
ill in hospitals and prisons, as well as aiding	Jews.
AJEX:	Jews in the Spanish Civil War
y for most of the war where many of the men, al	Jews, were intentionally pushed off the steep cliffs
the synagogue is attended not only by Aleppian	Jews, but by many different types of Sephardic Jews
ct to show that the exegesis of the Alexandrian	Jews, and with it that of the early Church Fathers,
arned of the miracles of Jesus from Alexandrian	Jews returning from a pilgrimage in Jerusalem.
he employed his legions against the Alexandrian	Jews in a brutal response to ethnic violence, and wa
ke Egyptian Coptic, there were also Alexandrian	Jews such as Theophilus, whom Saint Luke the Evangel
helped to attain to power-chief of the Algerian	Jews, a post to which was attached the office of bro
The exiled Algerian	Jews have now a website under the name "zlabia.com".
points out that in the oral legends of Algerian	Jews, "Kahya" was depicted as an ogre and persecutor
Naphtali Busnash was Chief of the Algerian	Jews and statesman; born in Algiers in the middle of
who appointed him in 1806 chief of the Algerian	Jews.
1811) was a financier and chief of the Algerian	Jews.
Gurkhas, Black Africans, Morrocans, Algerians,	Jews and Arabs from the British Mandate in Palestine
ke Charles III Philip passed an act banning all	Jews from Palatinate-Neuburg.
son Maximilian I signed an order expelling all	Jews from Styria, who were not allowed to return to
and added, 'To paint the picture that all	Jews have always had to flee persecution is just pla
Jacob expelled all	Jews from the Archbishopric of Mainz in 1507 (they h
ree issued, which mandated the expulsion of all	Jews from Spain and its territories and possessions
Following the massacre, it was decreed that all	Jews were banned from settling in the city of Basel
uccessful attempt to enforce the baptism of all	Jews and Montanists in the empire (722), he issued a
When the Nazis began requiring all	Jews to wear the Star of David, he voluntarily wore
Until September 1943 almost all	Jews were sent to the Auschwitz or Belzec exterminat
he evil prime minister's plan to annihilate all	Jews in the Persian Empire, which becomes the inspir
ut in practice by St. Ildephonsus, banished all	Jews who did not embrace Catholicism.
panish decree that ordered the expulsion of all	Jews who refused conversion to Catholicism, the Camo
d involved spiritual leader, concerned with all	Jews.
, the Senate would confirm an edict to kill all	Jews and Christians in the Roman Empire, Domitilla c
By the 31 July 1741, all	Jews had to leave his lands and were only permitted
not hold religious and moral authority over all	Jews in France, his charisma earned him a certain re
ional Socialists came to power, she was, as all	Jews were, banned from playing in public and could o
He therefore proposed to destroy all	Jews who would not become Christians; and he is repo
50 only, the fiscus Iudaicus was imposed on all	Jews, including women, children, and elderly.
l therefore decreed in its eight canon that all	Jews, except those in Narbonensis, were to be depriv
“Leo Jung-Rabbi For All	Jews.”
Not all	Jews are like that.
lling for co-operation and dialogue between all	Jews (Jerusalem, February 14, 1999).
All	Jews must have documents and hand in the keys to cur
r birthday, and Rabbi Schneerson encouraged all	Jews to do so.
All	Jews were registered and a Jewish Council (Judenrat)
wever, the wording of the order singled out all	Jews, irrespective of their occupation, and it was i
as Himmler announced on October 6 1943 that all	Jews would be killed...Who would believe me that I s
Haddon Heights, NJ, an area which did not allow	Jews before World War II.
Richard completed judicial reforms and allowed	Jews to re-enter the Archbishopric of Trier.
sage of the so-called "Jew Bill," which allowed	Jews to hold public office in Maryland.
uary 10, 1787, he signed a degree which allowed	Jews to be tax exempt, and gave them a plot of land
o pressure the Soviet authorities into allowing	Jews to leave the country.
facts documenting the everyday life of Alsatian	Jews.
Polish citizens (not only ethnic Poles but also	Jews, Belarusians, Ukrainians) killed in Katyn over
See also:	Jews and the slave trade
Although	Jews were already living in Florida in the late 18th
inated in the Jewish ghetto in Tehran, although	Jews from the other Iranian cities also claim to be
Although	Jews had arrived in Bloomington by the 1850s, the sy
tter advice, Barsimson and other early American	Jews succeeded before long in obtaining instructions
e came to believe that the attitude of American	Jews during the Nazi era was to be faulted, and that
d as a response to the assimilation of American	Jews.
on was motivated by a desire to "train American	Jews to make a commitment to study and observe the m
etaries of state, Arabs, and Israelis, American	Jews, Arabs, and evangelical Christians on why Ameri
e notion reflected in their books that American	Jews did not begin to commemorate the Holocaust unti
friends of Israel, the great swath of American	Jews and their Christian countrymen, who believed th
information and to pass money sent by American	Jews to the starving yishuv.
t for Chinese food and a movie as many American	Jews have taken up in recent years, watching movies
or Peter Beinart contending that young American	Jews think little about Israel, if at all.
It concluded that many young American	Jews want an open and frank discussion of Israel and
If American	Jews had taken a more forceful approach, government
Jewish Science: Spiritual Healing and American	Jews (Oxford University Press, USA, November 2004)
ractice of using Italian Americans and American	Jews to portray Indians in the movies and reveals ho
ry exhibited by younger generations of American	Jews.
American	Jews viewed Palestine as the new Jewish frontier.
erica and the first generation of American-born	Jews.
hering, and whipping against African Americans,	Jews, Catholics, and other social or ethnic minoriti
ment, regularly playing with African Americans,	Jews and other children from ethnic minorities.
-speaking world, the Nordic countries and among	Jews.
Many religious rituals-notably Passover among	Jews, Christmas and Easter among Christians, and the
in homage of Eliezer Papo, who is honored among	Jews for his book Pele Yoetz, and revered in Silistr
logy, and promoter of conversion attempts among	Jews and Muslims.
on was to be utilized for proselytization among	Jews.
ig for the training of missionary workers among	Jews.
m and emphasize religious pluralism, both among	Jews and in interfaith relations.
er is no longer a significant distinction among	Jews, as in pre-World War II Europe.
ze Judaism and strengthen Jewish identity among	Jews the world over; above all, of his gift of visio
ultural and artistic movement which began among	Jews in Eastern Europe during the latter part of the
rtyrs to alleged anti-Christian practices among	Jews.
A well-known auspicious practice among	Jews is to pray for 40 consecutive days at the Weste
accused, amongst other things, of working among	Jews and listening to the BBC.
[38] Nevertheless, social antagonism among	Jews in Israel towards Christians is still prevalent
also found a particularly warm reception among	Jews in the 1930s.
Although not widely read among	Jews today, it is popular in the mussar tradition, w
isy were most likely examples of disputes among	Jews and internal to Judaism that were common at the
rpretation of the biblical Creation story among	Jews today is rare among non-Orthodox groups.
stics: Galicia has the highest death rate among	Jews and the highest immigration to America.
ation on the religious knowledge of the ancient	Jews and Patriarchs; to which is annexed a specimen
ish religion and claim descent from the ancient	Jews of Palestine.
by the pagans to taunt the first Christians and	Jews.
Churches and National Council of Christians and	Jews in USA.
Irish, Portuguese, Scots, Maltese, Italians and	Jews, with many Arab Christians such as the Lebanese
he ‘curriculum' - and that means Christians and	Jews as well as Muslims.
lonica, City of Ghosts: Christians, Muslims and	Jews 1430-1950 was the Runciman Prize and Duff Coope
ian court convicted him for capturing Poles and	Jews trying to escape from the Vilna Ghetto, who wer
ups, such as Bolsheviks, gypsies, partisans and	Jews.
ce a president on The Council of Christians and	Jews.
The Cult of Saints among Muslims and	Jews in Medieval Syria (Oxford: Oxford University Pr
35 he called for a conference between Nazis and	Jews in Philadelphia for the purpose of reconciliati
mmittee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms and	Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership.
t also had the result of keeping Christians and	Jews separate, with the Christians inhabiting the lo
on, A Prayer for the Government: Ukrainians and	Jews in Revolutionary Times, 1917-1920.
daea province was renamed Syria Palaestina, and	Jews were banned from entering the city, on pain of
In 1897, synagogues were ransacked and	Jews were murdered inTripolitania.
p's main aim was to encourage young Muslims and	Jews to meet for weekly drama workshops to allow mem
d the outbreak of hostilities between Arabs and	Jews, Mar Samuel relocated to the United States in 1
We will fight the Crusaders and	Jews in this country.
3; but widows may have paid a reduced rate, and	Jews may have paid 125 akces.
ng Italian views towards Slovenes/Croatians and	Jews.
, in the absence of agreement between Arabs and	Jews, should be established by the United Nations.
Evangelicals and	Jews in Conversation, Baker Book House, 1978.
bels, and successfully convert many Muslims and	Jews to the Roman Catholic faith.
ble and unable to lead a solution for Arabs and	Jews.
sity, The National Conference of Christians and	Jews, The Dallas Urban League and twelve others.
nd, principally amongst Muslims, Christians and	Jews in the Middle East.
ard from the Canadian Council of Christians and	Jews.
was one of many sites of massacres of Poles and	Jews committed between 1942 and 1945 by UPA and the
ans, Ottoman Turks, Roma, Greeks, Armenians and	Jews - as Northern Thrace.
27 of the National Conference on Christians and	Jews, now known as the National Conference for Commu
Blacks and	Jews was directed by Deborah Kaufman and Alan Snitow
App equated Communists and	Jews, and blamed both for post war problems rather t
housands ethnic Poles, and also Belarusians and	Jews, were forcibly deported to Siberia.
ed people to fight jihad against Christians and	Jews.
to the International Council of Christians and	Jews, he has been actively involved in interfaith di
, English as elephants, Dutch as squirrels, and	Jews as skunks who "stunk up everything".
1939 was about 5,000, including many Poles and	Jews.
The essay itself inspired the group, and	Jews throughout Europe, and was a landmark in the de
and not Moses as fundamentalist Christians and	Jews believe).
d into the stone under which lie young pigs and	Jews who are sucking; behind the sow stands a rabbi
that the meaning was quite simply "land of the	Jews", "estate of the Jews", perhaps in reference to

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