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Blog Entries by Rabbi Abraham Cooper from 07/2009

Twitter Revolution and President Obama: This time Let's Stand Up With Roozbeh and the People of Iran

| Posted 07.07.2009 | World
Read More: Gordon Brown, Iran, Ahmadinejad, Stephen Harper, Internet, Simon Wiesenthal Center, United Nations, Angela Merkel, Twitter, Obama, World News

Twitter may have succeeded in proving to the world how much the Iranian people want change, but Internet technologies cannot deliver real freedom and hope.

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Hear The Evil; See The Evil; Feel No Evil - Where's the Outrage Over Deadly Church Bombings?

| Posted 07.14.2009 | World
Read More: Christians, Turkey, Pakistan, George W. Bush, United Nations, Twitter, Obama, Iraq, Facebook, Simon Wiesenthal Center, Iran, Muslim, Suicide Bombing, Ban Ki Moon, Arab, Youtube, Internet, Israel, Afghanistan, Pope, World News

The Internet guarantees we will all hear the Evil, see the Evil, but it cannot make us care about Evil. And as recent events in Iran proved -- Technology cannot defeat Evil -- only people can.

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Must it be Business as Usual as the People of Iran Hang in the Balance?

| Posted 07.20.2009 | World
Read More: Saddam Hussein, Twitter, Lindsay Graham, World News, Siemens, Switzerlan, Khameni, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Iraq, Obama, Facebook, Merkel, Ahmadinejad, Iran, Austria, Schumer, Germany, United Nations, Youtube, Wiesel, World News

Citizen lobbies and elected representatives have to ask this simple question: do we have to do business with people who do business with the Mullahs?

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The Cambridge Kerfuffle Was Town vs. Gown, not Black vs. White

| Posted 07.24.2009 | Politics
Read More: Harvard, Cambridge, Henry Gates, Racism, Obama, Simon Wiesenthal Center, Racial Profiling, James Crowley, Politics News

Rather than black vs. white in New England, this may have been the latest chapter of "town vs. gown" carried over from Old England.

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