[Past event] Amidah Albany program at Albany Center set for Feb. 23; Guest speaker Josh Levs
Award-winning journalist Josh Levs will discuss proof of anti-Israel bias in media at Amidah Albany program on Feb. 23, examining rules requiring…
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JOSH LEVS from his Facebook page
Editor’s note: This event has already taken place.
ALBANY–Amidah Albany, in partnership with the Sidney Albert Albany Jewish Community Center, will host a public program with Josh Levs, an award-winning broadcast journalist and host of the podcast, “They Stand Corrected,” which fact checks the news. The program, at the Center, 340 Whitehall Rd., begins at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 23.
Levs, who grew up in Delmar and attended Bethlehem Central High School, spent 20 years working with NPR and CNN. He became a lead on-air fact checker.
Levs will discuss proof of anti-Israel bias in the media, including rules news agencies follow that require negative portrayals of the Jewish state. Through his podcast and newsletter, Levs is fighting for truth and demanding it be given a larger place in society, according to the Amidah lecture organizers.
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The Elie Wiesel Foundation has said, “They Stand Corrected is an important contribution to understanding how media bias has turned too many otherwise thoughtful and informed individuals against the Jewish people.”
The program is sponsored by activist and community leader Herm Ungerman. Ungerman calls on the community “to speak openly and proudly about our Jewish heritage and Israel, and to know that we exist because of our strength, resilience and love for one another.”
“We hope everyone will join Amidah, the Albany JCC and Mr. Ungerman at this important event,” said Laura Weisblatt of Amidah Albany.
Space is limited, and attendees must register through the link at [www.amidahalbany.com](http://www.amidahalbany.com).
Amidah Albany organizers report that the group was founded in the wake of the October 7, 2023 massacre in Israel, in response to local rising anti-Semitism. The organization’s goals are to support and stand up for the Jewish community in this region and beyond. It encourages Jews to fight against the misinformation and misrepresentation of Israel and the Jewish people. Since its inception, Amidah Albany has focused on educational outreach, public rallies against global anti-Semitism, advocating for the State of Israel, and raising awareness for the hostages still held in Gaza. The group has worked with local elected officials, candidates for public office, and local school boards to educate the community on how to recognize and effectively combat anti-Semitism.
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[Past event] Amidah Albany program at Albany Center set for Feb. 23; Guest speaker Josh Levs
Award-winning journalist Josh Levs will discuss proof of anti-Israel bias in media at Amidah Albany program on Feb. 23, examining rules requiring…
The Jewish World
2
mins read time
Originally published at
The Jewish World
JOSH LEVS from his Facebook page
Editor’s note: This event has already taken place.
ALBANY–Amidah Albany, in partnership with the Sidney Albert Albany Jewish Community Center, will host a public program with Josh Levs, an award-winning broadcast journalist and host of the podcast, “They Stand Corrected,” which fact checks the news. The program, at the Center, 340 Whitehall Rd., begins at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 23.
Levs, who grew up in Delmar and attended Bethlehem Central High School, spent 20 years working with NPR and CNN. He became a lead on-air fact checker.
Levs will discuss proof of anti-Israel bias in the media, including rules news agencies follow that require negative portrayals of the Jewish state. Through his podcast and newsletter, Levs is fighting for truth and demanding it be given a larger place in society, according to the Amidah lecture organizers.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Elie Wiesel Foundation has said, “They Stand Corrected is an important contribution to understanding how media bias has turned too many otherwise thoughtful and informed individuals against the Jewish people.”
The program is sponsored by activist and community leader Herm Ungerman. Ungerman calls on the community “to speak openly and proudly about our Jewish heritage and Israel, and to know that we exist because of our strength, resilience and love for one another.”
“We hope everyone will join Amidah, the Albany JCC and Mr. Ungerman at this important event,” said Laura Weisblatt of Amidah Albany.
Space is limited, and attendees must register through the link at [www.amidahalbany.com](http://www.amidahalbany.com).
Amidah Albany organizers report that the group was founded in the wake of the October 7, 2023 massacre in Israel, in response to local rising anti-Semitism. The organization’s goals are to support and stand up for the Jewish community in this region and beyond. It encourages Jews to fight against the misinformation and misrepresentation of Israel and the Jewish people. Since its inception, Amidah Albany has focused on educational outreach, public rallies against global anti-Semitism, advocating for the State of Israel, and raising awareness for the hostages still held in Gaza. The group has worked with local elected officials, candidates for public office, and local school boards to educate the community on how to recognize and effectively combat anti-Semitism.
Originally published at
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[Past event] Amidah Albany program at Albany Center set for Feb. 23; Guest speaker Josh Levs
Award-winning journalist Josh Levs will discuss proof of anti-Israel bias in media at Amidah Albany program on Feb. 23, examining rules requiring…
The Jewish World
2
mins read time
Originally published at
The Jewish World
JOSH LEVS from his Facebook page
Editor’s note: This event has already taken place.
ALBANY–Amidah Albany, in partnership with the Sidney Albert Albany Jewish Community Center, will host a public program with Josh Levs, an award-winning broadcast journalist and host of the podcast, “They Stand Corrected,” which fact checks the news. The program, at the Center, 340 Whitehall Rd., begins at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 23.
Levs, who grew up in Delmar and attended Bethlehem Central High School, spent 20 years working with NPR and CNN. He became a lead on-air fact checker.
Levs will discuss proof of anti-Israel bias in the media, including rules news agencies follow that require negative portrayals of the Jewish state. Through his podcast and newsletter, Levs is fighting for truth and demanding it be given a larger place in society, according to the Amidah lecture organizers.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Elie Wiesel Foundation has said, “They Stand Corrected is an important contribution to understanding how media bias has turned too many otherwise thoughtful and informed individuals against the Jewish people.”
The program is sponsored by activist and community leader Herm Ungerman. Ungerman calls on the community “to speak openly and proudly about our Jewish heritage and Israel, and to know that we exist because of our strength, resilience and love for one another.”
“We hope everyone will join Amidah, the Albany JCC and Mr. Ungerman at this important event,” said Laura Weisblatt of Amidah Albany.
Space is limited, and attendees must register through the link at [www.amidahalbany.com](http://www.amidahalbany.com).
Amidah Albany organizers report that the group was founded in the wake of the October 7, 2023 massacre in Israel, in response to local rising anti-Semitism. The organization’s goals are to support and stand up for the Jewish community in this region and beyond. It encourages Jews to fight against the misinformation and misrepresentation of Israel and the Jewish people. Since its inception, Amidah Albany has focused on educational outreach, public rallies against global anti-Semitism, advocating for the State of Israel, and raising awareness for the hostages still held in Gaza. The group has worked with local elected officials, candidates for public office, and local school boards to educate the community on how to recognize and effectively combat anti-Semitism.
Originally published at
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[Past event] Amidah Albany program at Albany Center set for Feb. 23; Guest speaker Josh Levs
Award-winning journalist Josh Levs will discuss proof of anti-Israel bias in media at Amidah Albany program on Feb. 23, examining rules requiring…
The Jewish World
2
mins read time
Originally published at
The Jewish World
JOSH LEVS from his Facebook page
Editor’s note: This event has already taken place.
ALBANY–Amidah Albany, in partnership with the Sidney Albert Albany Jewish Community Center, will host a public program with Josh Levs, an award-winning broadcast journalist and host of the podcast, “They Stand Corrected,” which fact checks the news. The program, at the Center, 340 Whitehall Rd., begins at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 23.
Levs, who grew up in Delmar and attended Bethlehem Central High School, spent 20 years working with NPR and CNN. He became a lead on-air fact checker.
Levs will discuss proof of anti-Israel bias in the media, including rules news agencies follow that require negative portrayals of the Jewish state. Through his podcast and newsletter, Levs is fighting for truth and demanding it be given a larger place in society, according to the Amidah lecture organizers.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Elie Wiesel Foundation has said, “They Stand Corrected is an important contribution to understanding how media bias has turned too many otherwise thoughtful and informed individuals against the Jewish people.”
The program is sponsored by activist and community leader Herm Ungerman. Ungerman calls on the community “to speak openly and proudly about our Jewish heritage and Israel, and to know that we exist because of our strength, resilience and love for one another.”
“We hope everyone will join Amidah, the Albany JCC and Mr. Ungerman at this important event,” said Laura Weisblatt of Amidah Albany.
Space is limited, and attendees must register through the link at [www.amidahalbany.com](http://www.amidahalbany.com).
Amidah Albany organizers report that the group was founded in the wake of the October 7, 2023 massacre in Israel, in response to local rising anti-Semitism. The organization’s goals are to support and stand up for the Jewish community in this region and beyond. It encourages Jews to fight against the misinformation and misrepresentation of Israel and the Jewish people. Since its inception, Amidah Albany has focused on educational outreach, public rallies against global anti-Semitism, advocating for the State of Israel, and raising awareness for the hostages still held in Gaza. The group has worked with local elected officials, candidates for public office, and local school boards to educate the community on how to recognize and effectively combat anti-Semitism.
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