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"Nobody above the law" narrative ends in tears
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Harvard Acknowledges Deep Antisemitism Crisis Following Scathing Internal Report
Universities in the UK are suffering the same wave of antisemitism as the US. Report details ‘terrible,’ normalized antisemitism at UK universities Jewish university students across the United Kingdom are facing unprecedented levels of antisemitism, with many reporting being attacked, threatened and intimidated on campus, according to a new report by StandWithUs UK presented to the UK Parliament’s House of Lords on Wednesday night. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/report-details-terrible-normalized-antisemitism-at-uk-universities/arAA1EoFt1ocid=msedgntp&pc=EDGEESS&cvid=ce6b1d9821e145eb89f56c73e4b5a415&ei=53 A separate report, based on a survey of 4,078 British Jews by the Campaign Against Antisemitism, indicated that "Most British Jews believe they don’t have a long-term future in the UK." The survey revealed half of community has considered leaving Britain due to antisemitism, with overwhelming majority saying authorities are not doing enough. "The Campaign Against Antisemitism study found that a majority of British Jews (58 percent) hide their Judaism due to antisemitism, and less than half (43%) feel welcome in the UK." https://www.timesofisrael.com/most-british-jews-believe-they-dont-have-a-long-term-future-in-the-uk-survey-finds/ Those are shocking figures. If Jews don't feel safe in Western democracies like the US and UK, where can they feel safe? That's why a Jewish-majority homeland is so important for the world's Jews and why the state of Israel must survive, even if some Palestinians are displaced. -
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Immigration Thailand Digital Arrival Card. TDAC
This may be because visa numbers generally include no slash and because they don't want numbers of other things entered in that field. -
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Report Thailand Eases Alcohol Restrictions on Buddhist Holidays with Exceptions
You have forgotten the stupid morning sales bans. It's not only 2-5 pm which is all that gets mentioned. Officially there are only 10 hours of alcohol sales in Thailand. Sure it's not the big picture but it is at supermarkets and 711s etc.
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