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Freitag, 31. März 2017

#IsraelUnderFire calls to action- via Uwe Rosenkranz

Call to Action: If you are in Chicago over the weekend (March 31st – April 2nd), please be sure to go and visit Hyatt Regency McCormick Place (2233 S Martin Luther King Dr, Chicago, Illinois 60616) and protest the participation of Rasmea Odeh at the JVP's yearly meeting – please don't forget to light two candles in honor of Odeh's victims, Edward Joffee and Leon Kanner.
The "Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) is honored to feature deeply respected Palestinian organizer Rasmea Odeh at our upcoming National Membership Meeting". What Wise doesn't realize is that by "honoring" the "deeply respected" Odeh, she is effectively dishonoring the memory of Joffee and Kanner as well as the memories of all of the thousands of victims of terror. And even if we accept the fact that Wise "believes" Odeh, her insistence on "honoring" Odeh, a convicted terrorist and an illegal immigrant, manifests a deep insensitivity to the Jewish people, the people of Israel and the American public.
Odeh arrived in America as a convicted terrorist, rose to becoming a "respected" leader of the Palestinian cause, a leader of the women's cause (through Linda Sarsour) and now the "honored" guest of a Jewish Organization (with Linda Sarsour, again) which has become violently anti-Israel.
Fortunately, she will soon be deported from America but unfortunately, not quick enough.

Dienstag, 28. März 2017

Uwe Rosenkranz hat dich zu Airbnb eingeladen

Uwe hat dir 37€ für deine erste Reise geschenkt!


Freitag, 24. März 2017

Syrian Lifes matter- calltoaction by #IsraelUnderFire- via Archbishop Dr. Uwe Rosenkranz

Call to action: Please share this post and this movie http://bit.ly/2nvJmt2 and join this Jewish students initiative to raise awareness to the human rights catastrophe in Syria. And if you are active on campus, be sure to check out this site http://bit.ly/2mMXxtT - where you can find ways to
take action and help save Syrians.
The Syrian war is the "deadliest conflict of the 21st century": The war, which raged for 6 years, has taken a heavy toll: over 400,000 civilian casualties and over 8 million displaced refugees.
These people need our help NOW. Please click on to this site http://bit.ly/2mMXxtT - there's a lot more information there and many options on how to make a difference in helping the Syrian war victims.
Through the site, you can rent movies such as "Red Lines", "The Return to Homs" and "7 Days in Syria" which should be screened on campuses all over the world.
You'll also find graphic materials which can be used to raise awareness on your campus for the Syrian civilians.
Or you can also donate to some of the NGO's working to help Syrian civilians - and yes, there are Israeli NGO's who are proudly helping Syrian victims of this horrific war.