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AMIA: Fifteen Years On,  "Anyone who thinks that Iranian intransigence begins and ends with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will need to explain why it’s the so-called moderate Hashemi Rafsanjani who can more justifiably be described as an outlaw," writes AJC Associate Communications Director Ben Cohen, in an article for Tablet Magazine revisiting the bombing of the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires in July 1994. READ. |
Sharpening the Lens on
"Beyond their actual or supposed impact on the outcome of
Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, settlements have become an
emotionally charged issue because they symbolize the parties’
conflicting national narratives," writes Aaron Jacob. READ BRIEFING.
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PBS Features AJC Interfaith Women's Dialogue
“I am extremely happy to be here among you because I believe that what gathers us together is more than what separates us,” says Fatima Zahra Salhi, a Moroccan Muslim mourchidate (female religious leader) at an interfaith panel discussion, “Women’s Spiritual Voices: Crossing Continents, Finding Common Ground,” sponsored by AJC and the Moroccan American Cultural Center. Read report and watch video. |
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