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Climate activist Greta Thunberg has been charged with disobeying Swedish law enforcement at a climate protest.The 20-year-oldand other activists were arrested after stopping traffic at a protest in Malmo on June 19, local newspaperSydsvenskansaid. While there she tweeted, saying the group blocked oil tankers at the port for the third day in a row. The climate crisis is a matter of life and death for countless people, she continued inthe tweet.
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stanley cups ishable by fine.Thunberghas become the face of the youth movement demanding climate acti
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GLENDALE, Wis. 鈥?A day after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Rabbi Joel Alter was at the pulpit, speaking to his congregation at Beth Israel Ner Tamid in Glendale. The sermon I gave on Shabbat morning, Sabbath morning this past Saturday, the day after the decision came down, I would say was vigorously condemnatory of the decision and a call to action, Rabbi Alter said
stanley thermos mug . Rabbi Alter explains that Judaism doesn t recognize full personhood until birth. Prior to birth, even to the last moments of pregnancy, the mother s life, the mother who has full personhood, has prior claim. If there s a situation where o
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stanley cups t be understood as an indifference to abortion and that Judaism is a life affirming tradition. The mother, her doctor and her rabbi, they are the ones not the legislature, to look carefully at what has to be a fraught and difficult decision, he said. He said he felt offended by the Supreme Court s ruling because he said it infringes on his and the Jewish communities religious liberty. It s significantly an initiative of a particular Christian world view and interpretation of scripture that is not in align with Jewish tradition, he said. The highly restricti
