
A Pulpit Was Used to Preach Hate. We Cannot Be Silent.
On May 9th, from the pulpit of the Islamic Society of Norman, a sermon was delivered in which Jews were described as “cowardly,” “backstabbing,” and
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On May 9th, from the pulpit of the Islamic Society of Norman, a sermon was delivered in which Jews were described as “cowardly,” “backstabbing,” and
The Tulsa Jewish Review is a monthly Jewish community publication produced by the Jewish Federation of Tulsa.
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