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Britain’s Universities Have Failed Jewish Students

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By David Abrahams
| International Policy Digest Verified
Britain’s universities are supposed to be places where arguments are tested, prejudice is exposed, and young people learn how to think before they learn how to shout. Instead, too many Jewish students now find themselves calculating where it is safe to stand, which corridors to avoid, and whether their identity will be met with indifference, hostility, or worse. Recent polling by the Union of Jewish Students found that one in five students would be unwilling to share housing with a Jewish student.
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Notre road trip (en train) au Sri Lanka, entre jungle, temples et éléphants

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By Françoise Ha Vinh, David Abrahams
| AD Magazine France
Un voyage en train, direction Kandy À mesure que la voiture file plein est vers Kandy, carrefour névralgique du centre du Sri Lanka, la chaleur moite de Colombo laisse place à une température plus acceptable, l’air semble plus respirable. La circulation dense et la route encombrée ralentissent la progression vers notre destination de repos, le Santani Wellness Resort & Spa, à une trentaine de kilomètres au nord-est de Kandy.
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The Muslim Brotherhood has no place in British society

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By David Abrahams
| AOL UK Verified
There is a peculiar silence that descends whenever the conversation turns to the Muslim Brotherhood. Not the thoughtful pause of academic caution, but the smothering hush of political cowardice dressed as cultural sensitivity. Britain, like much of the West, has become adept at not quite saying what it knows to be true: that the Brotherhood does not speak for British Muslims, but rather exploits their identity to advance a supremacist agenda.
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