WJC News Update – Hollywood collaborated with Hitler during 1930s, scholar claims

WJC News Update – Hollywood collaborated with Hitler during 1930s, scholar claims

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News updates from the World Jewish Congress website – 02 July 2013

Hollywood collaborated with Hitler during 1930s, scholar claims

Harvard scholar Ben Urwand has alleged in a book that the executives of major Hollywood film studios, including Jews, collaborated with Nazi leader Adolf Hitler during the 1930s.

Iran: US counter-terror office run by ‘Ashkenazi Jew’ – Jerusalem Post

02 Jul 2013 The Iranian state media outlet Press TV claimed over the weekend that a “Jewish” government official was behind efforts to block the station’s access to the West. READ MORE »

Yeshiva University Chancellor Norman Lamm resigns; cites mishandling of sex abuse allegations – Religion News Service

02 Jul 2013 The chancellor and head of the seminary at Yeshiva Universityresigned on Monday and acknowledged that he had mishandled sex abuse allegations against staff members in the 1980s. READ MORE »

Leaked UK Foreign Office e-mail implies British government collaboration with Israel boycotters – The Commentator

02 Jul 2013 The British government is in dialogue with groups that advocate the boycotting of Israeli goods, products, or people, despite UK government policy to the contrary. READ MORE »

South Africa’s Jewish community offers prayers for Mandela – JTA

02 Jul 2013 Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein conveyed the Jewish community’s prayers and support to the daughter of ailing former President Nelson Mandela, 94.  READ MORE »

Egypt: Morsi faces ultimatum as allies speak of military ‘coup’ – New York Times

02 Jul 2013 Egypt was in state of tense uncertainty on Tuesday after the military delivered an ultimatum to President Mohammed Morsi. READ MORE »

Ireland: Proposed amendments to Jewish Council constitution withdrawn – Irish Times

02 Jul 2013 Two proposed amendments to the constitution of Ireland’s Jewish Representative Council, which would have redefined who is a Jew in Ireland, were withdrawn at its biennial meeting in Dublin. READ MORE »