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Against the Knesst's anti-boycott bill; Lee Smith on Obama's worldview; ethnic pride in New York; the lost great American Jewish immigrant novel

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July 13, 2011
 
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Shul attack, murder of immigrants, and the Dutch Kosher ban
Plus, Moroccan praise, and more in the news
The BDS movement is the big winner after yesterday's law
Hizzoner calls on Democrats to vote GOP in Weiner's district
The anti-boycott bill that passed the Knesset yesterday—which makes it illegal to call for severed economic ties with Israel or its West Bank settlements—is a reprehensible criminalization of dissent
I am a citizen of Israel. I also wholeheartedly support a ban on the settlements, which I believe to be illegal, morally reprehensible, theologically misguided, and politically ruinous. So sue me. More
Obama's unsuccessful foreign policy in the Mideast is based not on idealism or realpolitik but anti-colonialism, a legacy of the collapse of the European empires More
Growing up in Germany, I was raised to be unpatriotic. But in multicultural New York City, where everyone loves a parade, ethnic celebration can also carry undercurrents of hatred. More
BY SABINE HEINLEIN
Yuri Suhl’s One Foot in America, a long-lost novel of Jewish American immigration that reads like a more Dickensian take on Henry Roth’s Call It Sleep, has been republished and deserves a new audience More
BY KENNETH SHERMAN
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