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BLOG BY: Shira Ansbacher ZOA Summer Intern

Pet Shop Boys To Rock Out In Tel Aviv Despite BDS Protests
Date: 06.19.13

The BDS movement has gained considerable status in recent years, having succeeded in enlisting various celebrity figures to take a stand against the Jewish State. While a slew of notable Hollywood names, including; Stephen Hawking, Meg Ryan, Dustin Hoffman, and Julianne Moore, have all succumbed to the whirlwind of baseless hatred aimed at Israel, by [...]

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BLOG BY: Sharona Whisler Managing Director, Campus Department, ZOA

If You Think ZOA’s Campus Dept. Takes a Break During the Summer, You’re Mistaken
Date: 06.18.13

If you think ZOA’s Campus Department takes a break during the summer when school isn’t in session, you are mistaken. We are busy! We are getting ready to welcome a group of eager interns to our National office in NY on Monday. This summer’s interns hale from NYU, Columbia, and SUNY Albany, to name a [...]

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SOURCE: Morton A. Klein, ZOA

More Reasons To Oppose Obama’s Nomination of Samantha Power As U.N. Ambassador
Date: 06.06.13

The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) has pointed to further, deeply worrying borderline anti-Semitic, anti-Israel and anti-U.S. aspects of Samantha Power’s record as additional cause for opposing her nomination by President Barack Obama for the post of U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Among the statements listed below that can be added to Power’s record [...]

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SOURCE: Morton A. Klein, ZOA

ZOA Opposes Obama Nominee Samantha Power For U.N. Ambassador
Date: 06.05.13

The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) has expressed opposition to President Barack Obama’s nomination of Samantha Power for the post of U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, a cabinet-rank position, in succession to Susan Rice. The overwhelming evidence of her entire record causes us great fear and concern as to her appropriateness for this post. [...]

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