I glanced at this morning’s headlines and saw quite a few things that could use some attention from the president of the World Jewish Congress.
Palestinians threw bombs at the Tomb of Rachel.
How about a campaign, led by the World Jewish Congress, for international action to protect Jewish holy sites from violent attacks?
Kite-bombers are destroying thousands of acres of farm land belonging to kibbutzim in southern Israel.
How about a World Jewish Congress fundraising campaign to restore the damaged property?
Several American Jews who advocate boycotting Israel (or boycotting Jews living beyond the 1948 armistice line) were questioned for 20 or 30 minutes when they entered Israel recently. As a result, they are being made into martyrs and heroes by the international news media.
How about the World Jewish Congress defending Israel’s right to question those who harass and bash the Jewish state?
