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July 9,2020

If you thought George Floyd’s story hasn’t reached the Holy Land think again. Some Jerusalemite was creative in his support and took to the street sign originally named after former British Prime Minister Lloyd George and "adjusted" it to carry the new message. An A for creativity even if it may technically be damage to public property - but I am not going down that road and propose none of us should either.

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Greetings From Our Friends - Sent For Our Annual Meeting

Annual meeting greetings from New Bedford friend Ed Asner

Annual meeting greetings from Israeli
journalist and New Bedford friend
Tal Schneider

Annual meeting greetings from
New Bedford friend David Broza

Annual meeting greetings from
New Bedford friend Nancy Spielberg

Annual meeting greetings from our
Partnership team in Afula Israel

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Its a free source of materials that teachers can borrow to enhance their existing Holocaust curriculum. It is another tool to teach students tolerance and encourage them to be active resistors to prejudice.

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