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At Beth El Congregation, leaders vowed to win the war for Israeli safety. In front of Johns Hopkins Hospital, graduate students demanded an end to ongoing attacks in Gaza.
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Today marks the one-year anniversary of the attack by Hamas in Israel. Midday speaks with a journalist in Israel and a rabbi in Baltimore for deeper understanding on how people near and far are reflecting on the day.
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Last year we heard from two friends in Maryland whose response to the Oct. 7 attack on Israel by Hamas and the war in Gaza was to bring their Jewish and Muslim communities together and create a space for healing. We check back with them today.
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University leaders can take other steps to increase security, the court decision says. But they can’t block free speech.
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The two leaders met with government, business and education leaders from across the state.
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The university system first banned the Students for Justice in Palestine group from hosting a vigil on October 7. Then they banned all student activity for the day.
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Student leaders say they’re picking up where they left off last spring by demanding divestment from Israeli-tied companies.
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The Wednesday speech from Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu drew applause and condemnation from lawmakers in Congress.
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Peace activists and entrepreneurs Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon are in Baltimore to speak about their efforts to inspire peace in Palestine and Israel.
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In Baltimore City, nearly 14% of Democratic voters checked the box for ‘uncommitted’ instead of President Biden.