Tag: Vermont

"There is a name for people who don’t want to do business with Jews, and the name is anti-Semite."

Israel’s ambassador to the US asked 35 US governors to enforce their states' laws which make it a crime to support the BDS.

Gallup's bottom line conclusion is: the self-declared socialist Sanders could count on 76% of Democratic voters, 45% of Independents and, oh boy, only 17% of republicans.

Darling of the left, filmmaker Michael Moore declared that only Sanders can beat President Trump in November.

If Sanders were to win the presidency, he would become the oldest person to hold the office in American history.

That beacon of Jewish light, IfNotNow, dedicated to preaching to unsuspecting Birthright youths why the settlers are the same as Nazis, but less organized.

Waze directed the jeep's driver to turn onto the boat launch, where it was dark and foggy, when they realized they had slid 100 feet into the lake. The driver and two passengers managed to climb out and slosh to safety.

There's a hole the size of a blown-up number 5 bus on Dizengoff Street in each one of Bernie Sanders' arguments.

The 25,000 Tel Avivian dogs enjoy 70 public dog parks, that's 1.3 dog parks for every 250 acres.

Day one of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia was all about healing, but the patients in need of therapy seemed to prefer their condition to treatment.

Going in to Day 2 of the Democratic National Convention the party is still divided, with angry delegates.

While Clinton and Trump are essentially tied, Bernie Sanders whips Trump by double digits in almost every single major poll.

The topics Bernie liked to discuss included "a kibbutz-style school for commune children; the possibility of a coming violent revolution; and the pros and cons of group marriage.”

Sanders easily won his home state of Vermont.

Hillary has become a magnet for bad news, but it will take a lot more to beat her.

Jewish Vermont Sen. Sanders, who boasts he is "very close" to the teachings of Pope Francis," reportedly will announce his candidacy on Thursday.

Hanukkah seems to be politically correct this year. So is the African American holiday Kwanzaa, both of which were honored with new US postage stamps. The Christians struck out this year – and are angry.