As Israelis head to the polls, American Jewish leaders quietly fret about how they’ll respond to the results
CHICAGO (JTA) — It was 6 p.m. Monday night and the hallway of the Chicago hotel was suddenly filled with Israelis navigating suitcases through a throng of American Jews debating what to eat for dinner. They were headed to the airport for the last flight to Israel that would allow them to vote in Tuesday’s election […]
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