reflecting 75 years after iasi pogrom in romania
B’nai B’rith International Deputy Director of the International Center for Human Rights and Public Policy Eric Fusfield discusses the 75th anniversary of the Iasi Pogrom in Romania and...
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December 3, 2015
Algemeiner Blog: The Swedish Tiger Roars as Synagogues Close
B’nai B’rith International Director of Legislative Affairs Eric Fusfield highlights the anti-Israel actions and statements of the Swedish government in a blog that originally appeared in...
October 16, 2015
The OSCE and the Ongoing Fight Against Anti-Semitism
Eric Fusfield A recent international conference in Warsaw, Poland provided an opportunity to take inventory of the struggle against anti-Semitism. While the U.S. and European governments have made...
August 15, 2015
The False Choice Between Diplomacy and War
Eric Fusfield “Let’s not mince words,” President Obama told an audience at American University on August 5, in defense of the Iran nuclear agreement. “The choice we face is ultimately...
June 18, 2015
To BDS or Not to BDS: That is the Question of Labeling West Bank Products
Eric Fusfield A movement by European governments to label products made in the West Bank is gaining traction, even as Israel argues that such a policy would cause great economic and political harm...
April 23, 2015
Congress Steps Up Its Involvement In The Iran Nuclear Deal
Eric Fusfield In a notable display of bipartisanship, all 19 members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted on April 14 to approve a modified version of S. 615, the Iran Nuclear Agreement...
March 2, 2015
Examining The Moral Perils of Boycotting Israel
Eric Fusfield “It’s about Northwestern being held accountable for human rights violations,” insisted a student body leader who successfully lobbied for a resolution calling on his...
January 15, 2015
State Of The Union: 3 Things We’d Like To See In Foreign Policy
B’nai B’rith International’s Legislative Affairs department looks ahead to Tuesday’s State of the Union address and notes things we may hear, and things we hope...