Doron Levin

1 month ago | thejewishnews.com | Doron Levin

Brooke Goldstein Calls for Legal Action Against Antisemitism at Temple IsraelBrooke Goldstein, a founder of The Lawfare Project, a global organization dedicated to civil rights advocacy on behalf of Jews, posed a profound and troubling question that can only be regarded as rhetorical. “Why is it OK — in a world that rejects the N-word, attacks discrimination against gays, transgender and every other minority — to engage in Jew-hatred?” she asked an audience at Temple Israel on March 18.

1 month ago | seekingalpha.com | Doron Levin

Mar. 21, 2025 2:30 PM ET, , , , SummaryBYD's aggressive global expansion, flexible pricing and innovative technology position it as a strong contender for BEV market dominance, surpassing Tesla in global sales. BYD's new "Super e-platforms" promise rapid charging capabilities, potentially revolutionizing the BEV market, though technical and safety details remain to be proven.

2 months ago | thejewishnews.com | Doron Levin

Brooke Goldstein, lawyer, activist and fighter against antisemitism, will speak March 18. The next event in Temple Israel’s “TI4 Israel” initiative takes place on Tuesday, March 18, at 7 p.m., when the congregation hosts celebrated activist Brooke Goldstein, who will speak about how to combat rising Jew hatred in the U.S. and abroad. Goldstein’s appearance, which is free of charge, is sponsored by the Miriam z”l and Dr. Isaac Barr Israel Education Fund of Temple Israel.

2 months ago | seekingalpha.com | Doron Levin

SummaryStellantis introduced the Ramcharger 1500, a range-extended electric vehicle, to bridge the gap to pure electric vehicles and boost U.S. operations. Ramcharger offers 690 miles of range and significant towing capacity, addressing range anxiety and performance concerns in the U.S. market. Stellantis shares could shift from Hold to Buy with new leadership, improved financial disclosures, and successful new model introductions.

2 months ago | detroitnews.com | Doron Levin

Doron LevinThe Detroit NewsView Comments Israeli journalist Yossi Klein Halevi, the U.S.-born son of a Holocaust survivor, has traveled a long and emotionally wrenching journey since emigrating to Israel from Brooklyn in 1982. Becoming an Israeli citizen, an event described in his critically acclaimed book, “Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor,” signified his uniting with co-religionists “in the greatest dare of its history,” fulfillment of the Zionist dream of a Jewish homeland.