Nathaniel Popper
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Israel News
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Fast Forward
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- Two-Way Giving
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The Shmooze
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Forward Forum
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- Trying Terrorists
- The Wages of Liberal Guilt
- A Time for Counting
- Freezing Progess, Not Settlements
- Missing the Abu Mazen Opportunity
Editorial
Hasidic Village’s Neighbors Have Slaughterhouse Blues
By Nathaniel Popper
Former Agriprocessors CEO Rubashkin Sent to Prison
By Nathaniel Popper
Sholom Rubashkin, a former executive at the Agriprocessors kosher meat company, was found guilty of 86 counts of bank fraud committed while managing the company’s finances — a verdict that could land him in prison for life.Read More
With Prayers and Support, Rubashkin Goes on Trial After Plea Bargain Fails
By Nathaniel Popper
The trial of former kosher slaughterhouse executive Sholom Rubashkin began in South Dakota on October 12, though only after a failed effort to reach a plea bargain, according to a close confidant of the defendant.Read More
Pushing for Better Wages, Not Necessarily Giving Them
By Nathaniel Popper
Pressure Builds on Iowa Kosher Company
By Nathaniel Popper
A congresswoman has joined with a host of national Jewish organizations to pressure a controversial Iowa kosher meat company to open up dialogue with the community in which it is located.Read More
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