More than 4,000 Jews from Diaspora communities worldwide – among them prominent philanthropists and rabbis, as well as former government ministers – have signed a letter, sent on Thursday to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, warning that his government's policies and rhetoric are causing "lasting damage" to Israel and world Jewry.
More than 4,000 Jews from Diaspora communities worldwide – among them prominent philanthropists and rabbis, as well as former government ministers – have signed a letter, sent on Thursday to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, warning that his government's policies and rhetoric are causing "lasting damage" to Israel and world Jewry.
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