Friday, May 24, 2013 Sivan 15, 5773

Bryan Schwartzman

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During its lobbying mission to Washington, D.C., this week, the Zionist Organization of America had a simple message for Congress: Keep funds and arms out of the hands of Israel’s enemies. But the questions of who constitutes an enemy and whether aid can be an important foreign policy tool in encouraging certain behavior prompts debate in the Jewish world. Few,...
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The Reform movement is planning to open its first day camp in the country next year, situating it in the Philadelphia suburbs, though the location has not yet been finalized.
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The Zionist Organization of America learned last week that its tax-exempt status had been reinstated, a year after it had been revoked by the IRS.
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Two years after filing a federal law suit in Philadelphia that claimed pro-Israel groups seeking nonprofit status were unfairly targeted by the Internal Revenue Service, Z Street may finally get its day in court.
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Barry Morrison, who has spent 35 years with the Anti-Defamation League, announced that he’s stepping down from his position as Philadelphia area director at the end of the year.
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Profile

Bryan Schwartzman has been reporting on the Jewish community of Philadelphia since 2003. He writes about trends in politics, religion and spirituality, philanthropy and sometimes dabbles in sports and the arts. 
 
He has received numerous awards from the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Journalists, the Jewish American Press Association and other organizations.
 
A native New Yorker, he earned a master’s degree in modern Jewish history and literature from the Jewish Theological Seminary. He is also a graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

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