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Opinion | ‘Two-State Solution’ isn’t best for either side

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By Jerome R. Verlin
| Philadelphia Jewish Exponent Verified
hansslegers / iStock / Getty Images Plus By Lee Bender and Jerome R. Verlin “The two-state solution,” as America and Israel define it, calls for “two states for two peoples” — for Israel and a new Palestinian-Arab state, sharing the area between the Jordan River and Mediterranean Sea. The Palestinian Authority has expressly rejected “two states” in this sense, demanding a “right of return” to Israel for millions of descendants of Arabs who left Israel in 1948.
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Zionism Is Racism: The Dead Horse That Never Dies

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By Lee Bender, Jerome R. Verlin
| Algemeiner Journal Verified
The United Nations building in New York. Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Many thought that we had finally defeated the idea that Zionism is racism in 1991, when the UN revoked its infamous anti-Zionist resolution. But that is no longer the case. The objective of anti-Zionists is to deny the right of the only Jewish state on Earth to exist. The US State Department defines antisemitism as, in part, a form of racism directed at Israel, due to the use of double standards and other discriminatory practices.
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Differences between Israeli and U.S. American Jews

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By Lee Bender, Jerome R. Verlin
| American Israelite Verified
More Jews, no matter their level of observance, observe Passover than any other Jewish commemoration. Why is that? Because it’s the one active thing that we do each year—tell our children that it’s because of that which the Almighty did for us when we came forth out of Egypt, and we are to consider ourselves as if we each personally were slaves and were liberated—that links us and them to our Jewish peoplehood roots.
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