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Tag: Jason Isaacson

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Israel’s Reasonableness Law: What it Means for Israel’s Democracy and Security

People of the Pod · 27 Jul 2023

The Reasonableness Standard Law recently enacted in Israel limits the Israeli Supreme Court's ability to review the reasonableness of government decisions.

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Operation Breaking Dawn: Analyzing and Assessing the Latest Gaza Conflict

People of the Pod · 11 Aug 2022

Operation Breaking Dawn was launched by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in response to threats from the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) that it would attack Israel.

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AJC UAE Office; Reflections on #BlackJewishUnity Week

People of the Pod · 10 Sep 2020

AJC, an organization that promotes understanding between Arab states and the Jewish people, has announced plans to open its first permanent office in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

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Election 2020: The Democratic National Convention

People of the Pod · 20 Aug 2020

In a discussion about the 2020 Democratic National Convention, Halie Soifer, the Executive Director of the Jewish Democratic Council of America, emphasizes the Democratic Party's support for Israel and addresses concerns of the Jewish community leading up to the election.

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AJC Passport: U.S. Antisemitism Summit and LGBT Rights in Israel

People of the Pod · 19 Jul 2019

AJC's Jason Isaacson discussed the U.S. Department of Justice Summit on Combating Antisemitism and the increased efforts to combat antisemitism.

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AJC Passport: Defending the Transatlantic Alliance

People of the Pod · 5 Oct 2018

The text discusses the historical significance of the Atlantic Charter articulated by Roosevelt and Churchill during World War II, emphasizing values like peace, free trade, human rights, and democracy.

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AJC Passport: What’s Ahead for the State Department and the Iran Deal?

People of the Pod · 13 Apr 2018

AJC Passport discusses the Senate Foreign Relations hearings on CIA Director Mike Pompeo's nomination and its implications for US foreign policy.