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Alan Dershowitz

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Professor at Harvard Law School for 50 years, now emeritus. Active in litigation, writing, and defense of civil liberties and human rights.
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7 semne prin care pisica ta îți transmite că te afli în pericol sau că poate urma o catastrofă naturală.

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By Alan Dershowitz
| Newsweek Romania Verified
Pisicile sunt cunoscute de mult timp pentru sensibilitatea lor extraordinară. Ele sunt capabile să perceapă acele schimbări și amenințări ascunse care, adesea, trec complet neobservate de către om. Citește și: Cele mai multe pisici dorm pe partea stângă. Oamenii de știință au descoperit care e motivul Comportamentul animalului de companie poate deveni un fel de indicator care semnalează pericolele ascunse. Acestea pot fi diverse — de la probleme în casă până la catastrofe naturale.
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‘Goy' and ‘goyim' are not pejorative terms

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By Alan Dershowitz
| MSN UK Verified
The words goy and goyim are thrown around by Jews and non-Jews to mean very different things and to convey very, very different impressions. Some antisemites try to weaponize these terms to accuse Jews of being exclusionary or discriminatory against goyim (the correct Hebrew pluralization of goy , rather than the anglicized “goys”).
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‘Goy’ and ‘goyim’ are not pejorative terms

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By Alan Dershowitz
| The Spectator Australia Verified
The words goy and goyim are thrown around by Jews and non-Jews to mean very different things and to convey very, very different impressions. Some antisemites try to weaponize these terms to accuse Jews of being exclusionary or discriminatory against goyim (the correct Hebrew pluralization of goy, rather than the anglicized “goys”).
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