A New Year's Sermon: a Reflection on Nepal by Josh Simons, Senior Programmes Manager-World Jewish Relief

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This is the holiest time of the year for the Jewish people as it is between Rosh HaShanah ( Jewish New Year) and Yom Kippur (the day of atonement). My colleague Josh Simons wrote this wonderful sermon about his reflections on spending time in Nepal as part of the World Jewish Relief, relief and recovery programs. You can reach Josh at Josh@worldjewishrelief.org

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In the Shadows of Syrian Exodus

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In the Conclusion, to descend the terrorism in Arabic region, capable Muslim leader should over take the leadership to unite the Sunni and Siya line of Muslim. And they must abandoned the fundamental thought, also should be believe in the democratic practices in politics.

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Radicals are getting prominent. Is the end of moderate politics?

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With the election of a radical politician as leader, the Labour Party in UK is entering into a new phase. What does represent the rise of radical and populist politics? Is it the end of moderate way of doing politics ?

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The Start

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small text involves huge phenomenon

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ELECTION DAY IN SINGAPORE

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Today is election day in the city state. With the entire society embracing a democratic spirit and the political space opening up, change will be inevitable, sooner or later.

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How the refugees crisis will shape the future of the European Union

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The increasing divide between eastern and western members of the EU in how to handle the refugee crisis can offer a new impetus to a new federated union among the euro countries while easterners, Scandinavian and British will be more than happy simply with an economic block.

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