Приклади вживання American jews Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Qatar and American Jews.
But American Jews don't know him or like him.".
Zionism and American Jews.
But American Jews don't know him or like him…. It makes no sense!”.
Communism and American Jews.
Her mother, Melani Sloan(Melanie Sloan) comes from a family of American Jews.
One of every 30 American Jews carries the Tay-Sachs gene.
It is often said that the US Congress is controlled by American Jews, but in reality it is not.
Many American Jews are sadly ignorant of their religion, culture, traditional languages, or history.
I worry that too many American Jews feel alienated from Israel.
Of course, elections are voluntary, therefore, forexample, less than 60,000- 1% of the six million American Jews participated in them.
Approximately 1 in every 30 American Jews is a carrier of the Tay-Sachs gene.
Israel is deliberately turning itself into perhaps the most hated country in the world, and is also losing the allegiance of the population of the West,including younger American Jews, who are unlikely to tolerate its persistent shocking crimes for long.
The"vital core" of AIPAC membership- American Jews- made up less than 3% of the US population and were concentrated in only nine states.
Unlike most of the people from different countries, who consider themselves above all the Americans andput US interests ahead of their historic homeland's ones, American Jews have always and above all remain Jews, and then the Americans.
President Trump's attempts to win over American Jews, who traditionally support the Democratic Party, apparently failed.
American Jews have concentrated in their hands not more than 8-10% of the US national wealth, but because of the dominance of the Jewish capital in the investment business and the US wholesale trade, Jews control 70-80% of the US economy.
With the birth of the new State of Israel in 1948, American Jews still in touch with their roots began to identify with a more modern Israeli culture.
For decades American Jews have been trying hard to convinceAmerican public opinion that their unconditional support for Israel didn't effect their loyalty to the U. S….
He concludes that most of the"great ambivalent middle" wouldnot defend an apartheid Israel because"American Jews are among the staunchest defenders of traditional liberal values" resulting in the"new Afrikaners" becoming increasingly marginalized over time.
He suggested that"American Jews who care deeply about Israel" could be divided into three categories: the"new Afrikaners" who will support Israel even if it is an apartheid state,"righteous Jews," who believe that individual rights are universal, and apply equally to Jews and Palestinians, and the largest group who he called the"great ambivalent middle".
And it is not race prejudice to prepare for it,and to invite American Jews themselves to consider the fact and contribute to the solution of the problem which it presents.
Bauer speaks of the Jews as a nation, although they“have no common language”; but what“common destiny” and national cohesion is there, for instance, between the Georgian, Daghestanian,Russian and American Jews, who are completely separated from one another, inhabit different territories and speak different languages?
Davies enjoyed contacts with many American Jews who had emigrated to the USSR in the 1930's and were playing a prominent part in the Communist war effort.
This state, according to Mearsheimer,would not be politically viable, most American Jews would not support it, and it would eventually become a democratic bi-national state, politically dominated by its Palestinian majority.
That included right-wing American Jews whose message was amplified by the conservative orthodoxJews dominating Mr Trump's inner circle.
According to Wikipedia, there were about 500,000 American Jews serving in the US forces during World War II, and another 500,000 Jews served other Allied nations.
Somewhat anecdotally, there are some African American Jews with Hebrew surnames or with Ashkenazi customs, who can trace their Jewish heritage back to the 19th century.