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VICTIMS OF TERROR


WE REMEMBER -- A Couple in their 70s Who Couldn't Reach Shelter During an Iranian Cluster Bomb Missile Attack

Yaron Moshe, Ramat Gan

Ilana Moshe, Ramat Gan

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WE REMEMBER -- US Air Force Members Killed in Military Plane Crash During the Iran War

Capt. Curtis J. Angst, 30 years old, Wilmington, Ohio

Maj. John A. “Alex” Klinner, 33 year old, Birmingham, Alabama

Capt. Seth R. Koval, 38 years old, Stoutsville, Ohio

Sgt. Ashley B. Pruitt, 34 years old, Bardstown, Kentucky

Capt. Ariana G. Savino, 31 years old, Covington, Washington

Tech Sgt. Tyler Simmons, 28 years old, Columbus, Ohio

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MAY THEIR MEMORIES BE FOR A BLESSING

Deadline--March 22: Essay Contest for High School Students



Please help spread the word! Know a high school student who loves to write, think big, and engage with ideas about Zionism and Israel? ZRC's national Jewish essay initiative presents a great opportunity for high schoolers to put their voice on paper and be part of a meaningful conversation. Please help spread the word to students, parents, educators, youth groups, and community networks.


Go to ZRCessay.com for more information or to submit an essay

New Feature: By Our Rabbis

 

Each week, we will showcase an Op-Ed, blog post, column or sermon written by one of our colleagues about the issues that are the focus of the work of the ZRC. We invite you to submit your piece to be highlighted in an upcoming week. 


This week we feature a column written by our colleague and member, Jeff Salkin

 

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The Moral Conflict Between Ignoring Evil and the Dangers of War


During this fraught time, the teachings of two great thinkers are particularly cogent.  Protestant theologian Reinhold Niebuhr, a moral realist, would have balanced the moral imperative to fight the evil of the ayatollah’s tyrannical regime with the caution to use force reluctantly and wisely.  While never celebrating war, Elie Wiesel’s famous quote, “We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented” must become a guiding light.

The War with Iran May Present a Moment to Reshape the Globe


The Iranian regime has created a vast global terror network that presents the clearest justification for military action seen this century.  The Islamic Republic has pursued nuclear weapons, cultivated a vast global terror network, and developed the Middle East’s largest ballistic missile arsenal that has become extremely dangerous do to the combination of intent and capability behind it.

Joe Kent: A Controversial Figure


Some Congressional Democrats who previously criticized Joe Kent’s extremism and conspiratorial views have seized upon statements from his resignation letter that blame Israel for the Iranian war and other Middle East conflicts while other Democrats have called out Kent’s anti-Zionist efforts as antisemitic.  Most Republicans lawmakers recognize his assessment of the war and the downplaying of Iranian terrorism as misguided.

The Time Is Here for an Israeli Lebanese Partnership


While cooperation may seem too good to be true, Israel’s military advantage against Hezbollah has aligned strategically with the Lebanese cabinet’s emergency meeting declaring Hezbollah’s actions illegal and demanding its surrender.  Although this partnership would shatter a longstanding taboo against cooperation, ultimately it makes good political sense if their shared goal of eradicating Hezbollah’s military threat is to be achieved.

American Support for Israel May Be Shifting


It is time to wake up to the changes taking place inside American politics and society, the fallout of which could eventually be more severe than we currently can imagine. While the joint operations and partnership between Israel and the US are unprecedented, there is no guarantee that a future president or legislature will continue this current supportive relationship.

Pro-Israel Candidates Realized Unexpected Wins


All six Squad-aligned far-left candidates were knocked out of the race during the Democratic primaries in Illinois.  Pro-Israel candidates that received support from Israel aligned organizations fared well.  The Democratic party may be on its way to repairing their image after recent political blunders.

March Madness Has Begun


As we enter March Madness, Israelis and Jews are well represented among the players and coaches on the court.

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