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With growing urgency, more US Jews urge Israel to ensure ample food deliveries to Gaza
For most Jewish Americans, whatever their political persuasion, support for Israel has been a bedrock principle. Thus it’s notable that a broad swath of U.S. Jews — reacting to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza — have been urging the Israeli government to do more to ensure the delivery of food and medicine. The American Jewish Committee — a prominent advocacy group that strives to broadly represent Jews in the U.S. and abroad — stressed in its statement that it “stands with Israel in its justified war to eliminate the threat posed by Hamas.'' ''At the same time, we feel immense sorrow for the grave toll this war has taken on Palestinian civilians, and we are deeply concerned about worsening food insecurity in Gaza,” said the AJC, urging Israel and other key parties “to increase cooperation and coordination in order to ensure that humanitarian aid reaches Palestinian civilians in Gaza." With growing urgency, more US Jews urge Israel to ensure ample food deliveries to Gaza The Rabbinical Assembly, a New York-based organization representing rabbis of the Conservative Movement, sounded a similar theme. -
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Report Australia’s Teen Screen Lockdown: YouTube Joins Social Media Ban
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UK Flat – Sell or Keep Renting? Expats Who’ve Been There – What Did You Do?
Can I borrow it as well after you have used it, I wonder which part of Thailand he is referring to as rents in Phuket have not crashed, they are rising as are house prices. Maybe in the back of beyond a villages in Issan they have decreased from 3000 baht a month to 2900 baht a month 😃 -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Ceasefire Fails to Reassure Foreign Tourists Amid Thai Border Violence
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UK Flat – Sell or Keep Renting? Expats Who’ve Been There – What Did You Do?
And if the flat is not three storeys? Is in an area which is expensive and near a station, is in the South East where people have money, can afford the rent, likely to appreciate over time, and has a lease remaining of 992 years? Two lifts directly from dedicated underground parking spaces. Built by an award winning company, is solid, has an EPC of level B and has an A1 EWS1 certificate. Rental income £1800 per month and rising. A good bolthole for when I am too old to live in Thailand anymore, we all get old and sick at some point and will not be able to get medical insurance at that age in Thailand. A lot of people I see sell up and thirty years later are locked out from buying back into properly in the UK. For example, I bought the family home in the 1990's for 175k and sold it a few years ago for £750k, give it a few years and it will be worth a lot more thus that would have been a lock out if I had not reinvested it in smaller properties to rent out.
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