Jewish groups sound the alarm as anti-vaccine mandate movement invokes Holocaust
Synopsis by Haaretz.com Jan 27 22
The list of offend-and-apologizers has grown at a dizzying pace, with comparing something to the Holocaust one of the transgressions to be sorry for – but ...Read full articleThe Hill: Jewish groups sound the alarm as anti-vaccine mandate movement invokes Holocaust
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