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  • Marine Le Pen's Holocaust remarks condemned by Israel

    04/13/2017 7:45:10 AM PDT · by Colonel Kangaroo · 29 replies
    USAToday ^ | 4-10-17 | Jane Onyanga-Omara
    Israel on Monday slammed statements by French far-right presidential contender Marine Le Pen suggesting that France was not responsible for the roundup of Jews at a stadium in Paris during World War II. “I don’t think France is responsible for the Vel d’Hiv,” she told RTL radio on Sunday, referring to the Paris cycling stadium where 13,000 Jews were rounded up in July 1942 before being sent to Nazi death camps. "I think that generally speaking if there are people responsible, it's those who were in power at the time. It's not France," National Front party leader Le Pen told...
  • A tally of how Jewish lawmakers are voting on the Iran deal (18 Jewish Democrats Stand With Iran)

    09/09/2015 6:22:23 PM PDT · by Dave346 · 28 replies
    JTA ^ | LAST UPDATED: Sept. 8, 2015 | Ron Kampeas
    There are 28 Jewish members of Congress: 26 Democrats, one independent who caucuses with the Democrats and one Republican. Nine of them are senators and 19 are representatives. Eighteen — a majority — back the Iran deal, nine oppose it and one is undecided. Backing the deal Senate Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., elected 2010. Ranking Democrat on the Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs. Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., elected 1992, retiring next year. Democratic chief deputy whip, member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., elected 1992. Ranking Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee. Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn.,...
  • Chirac retreats on youth labor law - Law to be scrapped

    04/10/2006 6:51:44 AM PDT · by XR7 · 28 replies · 815+ views
    MarketWatch ^ | 8/10/06 | Aude Lagorce
    LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Bowing to pressure from students and unions, French President Jacques Chirac on Monday unveiled plans to scrap a controversial youth-labor contract that spawned weeks of strikes and led to a complete political stalemate. The first-job contract, also known as CPE, will be replaced by an initiative focused on youths from troubled backgrounds. "The president of the republic has decided to replace Article 8 of the law on equal opportunities with measures in favor of the professional insertion of young people in difficulty," a statement from Chirac's office said. The move comes as a terrible blow to Prime...