Menachem Wecker is a journalist whose work has been featured in various publications including The Washington Post, artnet, and JNS.org. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, culture, and religion, with a particular focus on Jewish issues.
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By: Menachem Wecker
"There’s political capital to be made, and political cost to be avoided, by litigating," Marc Stern, of the American Jewish Committee, told JNS. "It’s like Kabuki theater."
By: Menachem Wecker
The new anti-Israel statement is the U.N. council’s 105th, according to Meirav Eilon Shahar, Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva.
Clay Barr began her collection of Torah “hands,” which spans two and a half centuries, to memorialize her husband 30 years ago.
By: Menachem Wecker
"Israel is losing a world-wide public relations battle to baby killers," Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) told the Israeli economy minister.
"Israel is losing a world-wide public relations battle to baby killers," Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) told the Israeli economy minister.
By: Menachem Wecker
“It's a great feeling. You can get back at the trolls in a way that helps Israel,” Esther Panitch, a Georgia state representative, told JNS.
By: Menachem Wecker
Esther Panitch was inspired when Renee Evans, of World Jewish Congress, bought trees in Israel recently for Peach State legislators who voted in
By: Jordan Palmer, Menachem Wecker
Esther Panitch was inspired when Renee Evans, of the World Jewish Congress, bought trees in Israel recently for Peach State legislators who voted in favor of a bill to codify into law the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA)’s working definition of antisemitism. Evans put Jewish National Fund tree certificates on the lawmakers’ desks. “I saw the...
Esther Panitch, a state representative in the Georgia House of Representatives on Jan. 25.
By: Menachem Wecker
Per Foggy Bottom, there are “credible reports” that the Jewish state engaged in “arbitrary or unlawful killings,” “torture” and “violence or threats against journalists.”
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