Tag: Joe Lieberman
Lord Pickles Joins Combat Anti-Semitism Movement
Pickles has long been one of the strongest, most prominent public voices against anti-Semitism in the UK.
Sharansky Becomes Bar Ilan’s Guardian of Zion
From Prisoner of Zion to Guardian of Zion: Natan Sharansky was honored by Bar-Ilan University's Ingeborg Rennert Center for Jerusalem Studies.
Former US Sen Joe Lieberman’s Daughter Arrives on Aliyah
“The group of young olim arriving today will ... be part of the modern-day miracle of the Jewish people returning to the Jewish homeland."
Former US Senator Joe Lieberman: ‘I Hope Trump Leaves the Iran Nuclear Deal’
The deal, said Lieberman, gave Iran $100 billion "which they’ve used to support terrorists and to spread their rule throughout the Middle East."
Analysis: Bernie Sanders May Be the First Jewish US Vice President
While Clinton and Trump are essentially tied, Bernie Sanders whips Trump by double digits in almost every single major poll.
NYers Fighting Nuclear Iran Deal Gather on Sept. 1
How they vote in September (on the Iran deal) will be remembered in November, is the message to US legislators.
Lieberman and Graham Headline Bipartisan Stop Iran Rally in NYC
Lieberman and Graham to headline bipartisan Stop Nuclear Iran Deal rally in NYC on Sept. 1.
Romney and Lieberman to Headline Israeli-American DC Event
Romney and Lieberman to headline Israeli-American Council inaugural conference in DC, Nov. 7 - 9.
Romney and Joe Lieberman to Address Israel-Americans in Washington
Former Presidential candidate Gov. Mitt Romney and former Vice Presidential candidate Sen. Joe Lieberman will address the inaugural Israeli American Council (IAC) National Conference...
‘Jew in the City’ Announces Top 10 Orthodox Jewish All Stars
U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and Nobel Laureate Robert Aumann are among ten individuals who have been named 2013 Orthodox Jewish All Stars by...
Joe Lieberman: A Plug For Religious Accommodation
We were sharply critical of 2000 Vice Presidential candidate Joe Lieberman over a variety of issues. And we expect that we will have a lot to say about him in the coming months as he pursues the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination. Hopefully, he will draw more positive comment from us this time around as he runs on his own and not as second banana.