pajamasmedia.com - 12/18/2008
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On Monday night, my wife and I attended President George W. Bush’s annual Chanukah party at the White House. Although other Presidents have held menorah lighting ceremonies, President Bush and his wife were the first to hold a party to celebrate the occasion. And it was quite a ...
andrewbostom.org - 12/15/2008
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andrewbostom.org —
Video excerpt December 14, 2008 Thank you very
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google.com - 12/15/2008
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19 hours ago JERUSALEM (AFP) Israel has turned
back UN human rights envoy Richard Falk upon his...
arrival at Ben Gurion airport, authorities said on Monday, accusing him of "legitimizing Hamas terrorism." "Israel has made clear that Mr. Falk was not ...
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AFP: Israel turns back senior UN official
albawaba.com - 12/18/2008
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albawaba.com —
Ismail Haniyeh Israel has recently received messages from
"senior Arab official" urging the Hebrew state to resume...
its assassinations attacks in the Gaza Strip, the Tel Aviv-based Maariv reported. According to the newspaper, one of the messages even ...
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albawaba.com middle east news information::”Arab states ...
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By Ron Radosh, PYJAMAS MEDIA
On Monday night, my wife and I attended President George W. Bush’s annual Chanukah party at the White House. Although other Presidents have held menorah lighting ceremonies, President Bush and his wife were the first to hold a party to celebrate the occasion. And it was quite a party-600 people replete with traditional Chanukah fare including potato latkes and jelly donuts and music to fit the occasion. The President said in the statement he released, “This year, as Jewish families light the menorah, the flame reminds us ...
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Last night at the WH Take II —
Anne Schroeder's Blog
Here are some pics from the White House Menorah Lighting and Hannukah Reception last night.
Attendees included Karl Rove, Attorney General Michael Mukasey, Minority Whip Eric Cantor, Joe Lieberman, Sen. Norm Coleman, potential candidate for Florida Senate Adam Hasner, Matt Brooks, Fred ...
Tonight at the WH —
Anne Schroeder's Blog
Tonight is the White House Menorah Lighting and Hannukah Reception. (And we hear that Rep. Eric Cantor is hosting a get together directly therefollowing the WH's.)
An email from White House Liaison to the Jewish Community Scott Arogeti went out today saying the following:
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What you really need to know about Hanukkah —
Hyscience
Let's just call this today's Second Amendment-related must read. Here's a few excerpts to pique your interest: [...] Hanukkah is a time for lighting the menorah, for playing games, giving
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is also a time for sober ...
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