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	[[File:Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses ~~tbe~~ 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum.png\|thumb\|350px\|Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses ~~tbe~~ 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum: Just back from New York City, where he was elected to serve at ~~tbe~~ helm of B’nai B’rith, Charles O. Kaufman eagerly chats about ~~tbe~~ future of ~~tbe~~ 175-year-old organization and why if there is to be peace in ~~tbe~~ Middle East “the [[Palestinians]] need to do more with less.” [...] In Texas he testified at ~~tbe~~ state legislature on behalf of anti-BDS legislation, which overwhelmingly passed both houses and was signed into law. During that period Kaufman said he was dismayed, but not surprised, that opposition to ~~tbe~~ legislation primarily included jewish Voice for Peace and other progressive jewish groups. “It shows some of ~~tbe~~ challenges we have facing us and it’s disconcerting to see this disconnect over support for Israel,” he said. [...] It’s not just ~~tbe~~ US. European countries are also having a difficult time. [[Germany]] is struggling with 1.2 million [[refugees]], many of whom don’t want to [[assimilate]]. Britain is facing this too. [...] As far as ~~tbe~~ US is concerned we have some real challenges ahead of us. There is a great divide among ~~tbe~~ rabbinates and among congregants about Zionism. [[Zionism]] has become a bad word. It’s been politicized.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231120002052/https://www.timesofisrael.com/zionism-has-become-a-bad-word-says-incoming-bnai-brith-president/ ''‘Zionism has become a bad word,’ warns incoming B’nai B’rith presiden''t]</ref>]]		[[File:Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses the 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum.png\|thumb\|350px\|Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses the 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum: Just back from New York City, where he was elected to serve at the helm of B’nai B’rith, Charles O. Kaufman eagerly chats about the future of the 175-year-old organization and why if there is to be peace in the Middle East “the [[Palestinians]] need to do more with less.” [...] In Texas he testified at the state legislature on behalf of anti-BDS legislation, which overwhelmingly passed both houses and was signed into law. During that period Kaufman said he was dismayed, but not surprised, that opposition to the legislation primarily included jewish Voice for Peace and other progressive jewish groups. “It shows some of the challenges we have facing us and it’s disconcerting to see this disconnect over support for Israel,” he said. [...] It’s not just the US. European countries are also having a difficult time. [[Germany]] is struggling with 1.2 million [[refugees]], many of whom don’t want to [[assimilate]]. Britain is facing this too. [...] As far as the US is concerned we have some real challenges ahead of us. There is a great divide among the rabbinates and among congregants about Zionism. [[Zionism]] has become a bad word. It’s been politicized.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231120002052/https://www.timesofisrael.com/zionism-has-become-a-bad-word-says-incoming-bnai-brith-president/ ''‘Zionism has become a bad word,’ warns incoming B’nai B’rith presiden''t]</ref>]]
	The '''B'nai B'rith''' ([[Hebrew]] literally meaning "Children of ~~tbe~~ Covenant") is a [[jews]]-only, pro-jewish, and [[Zionist]] organization with similarities to [[Freemasonry]].		The '''B'nai B'rith''' ([[Hebrew]] literally meaning "Children of the Covenant") is a [[jews]]-only, pro-jewish, and [[Zionist]] organization with similarities to [[Freemasonry]].

	==History==		==History==
	The organization was founded in [[New York City]] in 1843. "Despite its fraternal and local beginnings, B'nai B'rith spoke out for jewish rights early in its history and used its growing national chain of lodges as a way to exercise political influence on behalf of world jewry. In 1851, for example, it circulated petitions urging Secretary of State Daniel Webster to demand ~~tbe~~ end of jewish disabilities in Switzerland, during on-going trade negotiations.		The organization was founded in [[New York City]] in 1843. "Despite its fraternal and local beginnings, B'nai B'rith spoke out for jewish rights early in its history and used its growing national chain of lodges as a way to exercise political influence on behalf of world jewry. In 1851, for example, it circulated petitions urging Secretary of State Daniel Webster to demand the end of jewish disabilities in Switzerland, during on-going trade negotiations.

	Into ~~tbe~~ 1920s ~~tbe~~ B'nai B'rith continued in its political work by joining in jewish delegations and lobbying efforts through which American jews sought to influence public policy, both domestic and foreign. B'nai B'rith also played a crucial role in transnational jewish politics. The later spread of ~~tbe~~ organization around ~~tbe~~ world made it a nerve center of intra-jewish communication and mutual endeavor."<ref>Wikipedia, 21:16, 24 June 2020 version https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=B%27nai_B%27rith&oldid=964327915</ref>		Into the 1920s the B'nai B'rith continued in its political work by joining in jewish delegations and lobbying efforts through which American jews sought to influence public policy, both domestic and foreign. B'nai B'rith also played a crucial role in transnational jewish politics. The later spread of the organization around the world made it a nerve center of intra-jewish communication and mutual endeavor."<ref>Wikipedia, 21:16, 24 June 2020 version https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=B%27nai_B%27rith&oldid=964327915</ref>

	The controversial [[Anti-Defamation League]] was founded in 1913 as a branch of ~~tbe~~ B'nai B'rith, although now stated to be independent. The B'nai B'rith is affiliated with ~~tbe~~ [[World jewish Congress]].		The controversial [[Anti-Defamation League]] was founded in 1913 as a branch of the B'nai B'rith, although now stated to be independent. The B'nai B'rith is affiliated with the [[World jewish Congress]].

	==Gold medal for ''"humanitarian services"''==		==Gold medal for ''"humanitarian services"''==

	[[German Chancellors]] [[Helmut Kohl]] (1996) and [[Angela Merkel]] (2008) as well as various other European political leaders have received ~~tbe~~ "Europe Award of Merit-Medaille" from B'nai B'rith for their [[semitophile]] activities. In no way does ~~tbe~~ fact of beeing awarded mean that ~~tbe~~ recipient is [[jewish]] or member of B'nai B'rith. Many world leaders have received ~~tbe~~ highest B'nai B'rith Award, ~~tbe~~ "Presidential Gold Medal", including [[John F. Kennedy]], [[George H. W. Bush]], Stephen Harper, former Austrian chancellor Franz Vranitzky, Australian Prime Minister John Howard and former U.S. presidents [[Harry S. Truman]], [[Gerald R. Ford]] and [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]].		[[German Chancellors]] [[Helmut Kohl]] (1996) and [[Angela Merkel]] (2008) as well as various other European political leaders have received the "Europe Award of Merit-Medaille" from B'nai B'rith for their [[semitophile]] activities. In no way does the fact of beeing awarded mean that the recipient is [[jewish]] or member of B'nai B'rith. Many world leaders have received the highest B'nai B'rith Award, the "Presidential Gold Medal", including [[John F. Kennedy]], [[George H. W. Bush]], Stephen Harper, former Austrian chancellor Franz Vranitzky, Australian Prime Minister John Howard and former U.S. presidents [[Harry S. Truman]], [[Gerald R. Ford]] and [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]].

	==See also==		==See also==

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	[[File:Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses ~~the~~ 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum.png\|thumb\|350px\|Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses ~~the~~ 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum: Just back from New York City, where he was elected to serve at ~~the~~ helm of B’nai B’rith, Charles O. Kaufman eagerly chats about ~~the~~ future of ~~the~~ 175-year-old organization and why if there is to be peace in ~~the~~ Middle East “the [[Palestinians]] need to do more with less.” [...] In Texas he testified at ~~the~~ state legislature on behalf of anti-BDS legislation, which overwhelmingly passed both houses and was signed into law. During that period Kaufman said he was dismayed, but not surprised, that opposition to ~~the~~ legislation primarily included jewish Voice for Peace and other progressive jewish groups. “It shows some of ~~the~~ challenges we have facing us and it’s disconcerting to see this disconnect over support for Israel,” he said. [...] It’s not just ~~the~~ US. European countries are also having a difficult time. [[Germany]] is struggling with 1.2 million [[refugees]], many of whom don’t want to [[assimilate]]. Britain is facing this too. [...] As far as ~~the~~ US is concerned we have some real challenges ahead of us. There is a great divide among ~~the~~ rabbinates and among congregants about Zionism. [[Zionism]] has become a bad word. It’s been politicized.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231120002052/https://www.timesofisrael.com/zionism-has-become-a-bad-word-says-incoming-bnai-brith-president/ ''‘Zionism has become a bad word,’ warns incoming B’nai B’rith presiden''t]</ref>]]		[[File:Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses tbe 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum.png\|thumb\|350px\|Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses tbe 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum: Just back from New York City, where he was elected to serve at tbe helm of B’nai B’rith, Charles O. Kaufman eagerly chats about tbe future of tbe 175-year-old organization and why if there is to be peace in tbe Middle East “the [[Palestinians]] need to do more with less.” [...] In Texas he testified at tbe state legislature on behalf of anti-BDS legislation, which overwhelmingly passed both houses and was signed into law. During that period Kaufman said he was dismayed, but not surprised, that opposition to tbe legislation primarily included jewish Voice for Peace and other progressive jewish groups. “It shows some of tbe challenges we have facing us and it’s disconcerting to see this disconnect over support for Israel,” he said. [...] It’s not just tbe US. European countries are also having a difficult time. [[Germany]] is struggling with 1.2 million [[refugees]], many of whom don’t want to [[assimilate]]. Britain is facing this too. [...] As far as tbe US is concerned we have some real challenges ahead of us. There is a great divide among tbe rabbinates and among congregants about Zionism. [[Zionism]] has become a bad word. It’s been politicized.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231120002052/https://www.timesofisrael.com/zionism-has-become-a-bad-word-says-incoming-bnai-brith-president/ ''‘Zionism has become a bad word,’ warns incoming B’nai B’rith presiden''t]</ref>]]
	The '''B'nai B'rith''' ([[Hebrew]] literally meaning "Children of ~~the~~ Covenant") is a [[jews]]-only, pro-jewish, and [[Zionist]] organization with similarities to [[Freemasonry]].		The '''B'nai B'rith''' ([[Hebrew]] literally meaning "Children of tbe Covenant") is a [[jews]]-only, pro-jewish, and [[Zionist]] organization with similarities to [[Freemasonry]].

	==History==		==History==
	The organization was founded in [[New York City]] in 1843. "Despite its fraternal and local beginnings, B'nai B'rith spoke out for jewish rights early in its history and used its growing national chain of lodges as a way to exercise political influence on behalf of world jewry. In 1851, for example, it circulated petitions urging Secretary of State Daniel Webster to demand ~~the~~ end of jewish disabilities in Switzerland, during on-going trade negotiations.		The organization was founded in [[New York City]] in 1843. "Despite its fraternal and local beginnings, B'nai B'rith spoke out for jewish rights early in its history and used its growing national chain of lodges as a way to exercise political influence on behalf of world jewry. In 1851, for example, it circulated petitions urging Secretary of State Daniel Webster to demand tbe end of jewish disabilities in Switzerland, during on-going trade negotiations.

	Into ~~the~~ 1920s ~~the~~ B'nai B'rith continued in its political work by joining in jewish delegations and lobbying efforts through which American jews sought to influence public policy, both domestic and foreign. B'nai B'rith also played a crucial role in transnational jewish politics. The later spread of ~~the~~ organization around ~~the~~ world made it a nerve center of intra-jewish communication and mutual endeavor."<ref>Wikipedia, 21:16, 24 June 2020 version https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=B%27nai_B%27rith&oldid=964327915</ref>		Into tbe 1920s tbe B'nai B'rith continued in its political work by joining in jewish delegations and lobbying efforts through which American jews sought to influence public policy, both domestic and foreign. B'nai B'rith also played a crucial role in transnational jewish politics. The later spread of tbe organization around tbe world made it a nerve center of intra-jewish communication and mutual endeavor."<ref>Wikipedia, 21:16, 24 June 2020 version https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=B%27nai_B%27rith&oldid=964327915</ref>

	The controversial [[Anti-Defamation League]] was founded in 1913 as a branch of ~~the~~ B'nai B'rith, although now stated to be independent. The B'nai B'rith is affiliated with ~~the~~ [[World jewish Congress]].		The controversial [[Anti-Defamation League]] was founded in 1913 as a branch of tbe B'nai B'rith, although now stated to be independent. The B'nai B'rith is affiliated with tbe [[World jewish Congress]].

	==Gold medal for ''"humanitarian services"''==		==Gold medal for ''"humanitarian services"''==

	[[German Chancellors]] [[Helmut Kohl]] (1996) and [[Angela Merkel]] (2008) as well as various other European political leaders have received ~~the~~ "Europe Award of Merit-Medaille" from B'nai B'rith for their [[semitophile]] activities. In no way does ~~the~~ fact of beeing awarded mean that ~~the~~ recipient is [[jewish]] or member of B'nai B'rith. Many world leaders have received ~~the~~ highest B'nai B'rith Award, ~~the~~ "Presidential Gold Medal", including [[John F. Kennedy]], [[George H. W. Bush]], Stephen Harper, former Austrian chancellor Franz Vranitzky, Australian Prime Minister John Howard and former U.S. presidents [[Harry S. Truman]], [[Gerald R. Ford]] and [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]].		[[German Chancellors]] [[Helmut Kohl]] (1996) and [[Angela Merkel]] (2008) as well as various other European political leaders have received tbe "Europe Award of Merit-Medaille" from B'nai B'rith for their [[semitophile]] activities. In no way does tbe fact of beeing awarded mean that tbe recipient is [[jewish]] or member of B'nai B'rith. Many world leaders have received tbe highest B'nai B'rith Award, tbe "Presidential Gold Medal", including [[John F. Kennedy]], [[George H. W. Bush]], Stephen Harper, former Austrian chancellor Franz Vranitzky, Australian Prime Minister John Howard and former U.S. presidents [[Harry S. Truman]], [[Gerald R. Ford]] and [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]].

	==See also==		==See also==

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	The '''B'nai B'rith''' ([[Hebrew]] literally meaning "Children of the Covenant") is a [[jews]]-only, pro-jewish, and [[Zionist]] organization with similarities to [[Freemasonry]].		The '''B'nai B'rith''' ([[Hebrew]] literally meaning "Children of the Covenant") is a [[jews]]-only, pro-jewish, and [[Zionist]] organization with similarities to [[Freemasonry]].

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	[[File:Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses the 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses the 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum: Just back from New York City, where he was elected to serve at the helm of B’nai B’rith, Charles O. Kaufman eagerly chats about the future of the 175-year-old organization and why if there is to be peace in the Middle East “the [[Palestinians]] need to do more with less.” [...] In Texas he testified at the state legislature on behalf of anti-BDS legislation, which overwhelmingly passed both houses and was signed into law. During that period Kaufman said he was dismayed, but not surprised, that opposition to the legislation primarily included ~~Jewish~~ Voice for Peace and other progressive ~~Jewish~~ groups. “It shows some of the challenges we have facing us and it’s disconcerting to see this disconnect over support for Israel,” he said. [...] It’s not just the US. European countries are also having a difficult time. [[Germany]] is struggling with 1.2 million [[refugees]], many of whom don’t want to [[assimilate]]. Britain is facing this too. [...] As far as the US is concerned we have some real challenges ahead of us. There is a great divide among the rabbinates and among congregants about Zionism. [[Zionism]] has become a bad word. It’s been politicized.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231120002052/https://www.timesofisrael.com/zionism-has-become-a-bad-word-says-incoming-bnai-brith-president/ ''‘Zionism has become a bad word,’ warns incoming B’nai B’rith presiden''t]</ref>]]		[[File:Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses the 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Newly elected president Charles O. Kaufman addresses the 2018 B’nai B’rith International Leadership Forum: Just back from New York City, where he was elected to serve at the helm of B’nai B’rith, Charles O. Kaufman eagerly chats about the future of the 175-year-old organization and why if there is to be peace in the Middle East “the [[Palestinians]] need to do more with less.” [...] In Texas he testified at the state legislature on behalf of anti-BDS legislation, which overwhelmingly passed both houses and was signed into law. During that period Kaufman said he was dismayed, but not surprised, that opposition to the legislation primarily included jewish Voice for Peace and other progressive jewish groups. “It shows some of the challenges we have facing us and it’s disconcerting to see this disconnect over support for Israel,” he said. [...] It’s not just the US. European countries are also having a difficult time. [[Germany]] is struggling with 1.2 million [[refugees]], many of whom don’t want to [[assimilate]]. Britain is facing this too. [...] As far as the US is concerned we have some real challenges ahead of us. There is a great divide among the rabbinates and among congregants about Zionism. [[Zionism]] has become a bad word. It’s been politicized.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231120002052/https://www.timesofisrael.com/zionism-has-become-a-bad-word-says-incoming-bnai-brith-president/ ''‘Zionism has become a bad word,’ warns incoming B’nai B’rith presiden''t]</ref>]]
	The '''B'nai B'rith''' ([[Hebrew]] literally meaning "Children of the Covenant") is a [[~~Jews~~]]-only, pro-~~Jewish~~, and [[Zionist]] organization with similarities to [[Freemasonry]].		The '''B'nai B'rith''' ([[Hebrew]] literally meaning "Children of the Covenant") is a [[jews]]-only, pro-jewish, and [[Zionist]] organization with similarities to [[Freemasonry]].

	==History==		==History==
	The organization was founded in [[New York City]] in 1843. "Despite its fraternal and local beginnings, B'nai B'rith spoke out for ~~Jewish~~ rights early in its history and used its growing national chain of lodges as a way to exercise political influence on behalf of world ~~Jewry~~. In 1851, for example, it circulated petitions urging Secretary of State Daniel Webster to demand the end of ~~Jewish~~ disabilities in Switzerland, during on-going trade negotiations.		The organization was founded in [[New York City]] in 1843. "Despite its fraternal and local beginnings, B'nai B'rith spoke out for jewish rights early in its history and used its growing national chain of lodges as a way to exercise political influence on behalf of world jewry. In 1851, for example, it circulated petitions urging Secretary of State Daniel Webster to demand the end of jewish disabilities in Switzerland, during on-going trade negotiations.

	Into the 1920s the B'nai B'rith continued in its political work by joining in ~~Jewish~~ delegations and lobbying efforts through which American ~~Jews~~ sought to influence public policy, both domestic and foreign. B'nai B'rith also played a crucial role in transnational ~~Jewish~~ politics. The later spread of the organization around the world made it a nerve center of intra-~~Jewish~~ communication and mutual endeavor."<ref>Wikipedia, 21:16, 24 June 2020 version https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=B%27nai_B%27rith&oldid=964327915</ref>		Into the 1920s the B'nai B'rith continued in its political work by joining in jewish delegations and lobbying efforts through which American jews sought to influence public policy, both domestic and foreign. B'nai B'rith also played a crucial role in transnational jewish politics. The later spread of the organization around the world made it a nerve center of intra-jewish communication and mutual endeavor."<ref>Wikipedia, 21:16, 24 June 2020 version https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=B%27nai_B%27rith&oldid=964327915</ref>

	The controversial [[Anti-Defamation League]] was founded in 1913 as a branch of the B'nai B'rith, although now stated to be independent. The B'nai B'rith is affiliated with the [[World ~~Jewish~~ Congress]].		The controversial [[Anti-Defamation League]] was founded in 1913 as a branch of the B'nai B'rith, although now stated to be independent. The B'nai B'rith is affiliated with the [[World jewish Congress]].

	==Gold medal for ''"humanitarian services"''==		==Gold medal for ''"humanitarian services"''==

	[[German Chancellors]] [[Helmut Kohl]] (1996) and [[Angela Merkel]] (2008) as well as various other European political leaders have received the "Europe Award of Merit-Medaille" from B'nai B'rith for their [[semitophile]] activities. In no way does the fact of beeing awarded mean that the recipient is [[~~Jewish~~]] or member of B'nai B'rith. Many world leaders have received the highest B'nai B'rith Award, the "Presidential Gold Medal", including [[John F. Kennedy]], [[George H. W. Bush]], Stephen Harper, former Austrian chancellor Franz Vranitzky, Australian Prime Minister John Howard and former U.S. presidents [[Harry S. Truman]], [[Gerald R. Ford]] and [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]].		[[German Chancellors]] [[Helmut Kohl]] (1996) and [[Angela Merkel]] (2008) as well as various other European political leaders have received the "Europe Award of Merit-Medaille" from B'nai B'rith for their [[semitophile]] activities. In no way does the fact of beeing awarded mean that the recipient is [[jewish]] or member of B'nai B'rith. Many world leaders have received the highest B'nai B'rith Award, the "Presidential Gold Medal", including [[John F. Kennedy]], [[George H. W. Bush]], Stephen Harper, former Austrian chancellor Franz Vranitzky, Australian Prime Minister John Howard and former U.S. presidents [[Harry S. Truman]], [[Gerald R. Ford]] and [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]].

	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Anti-Defamation League]] - An extensively criticized organizations. Such criticisms may also be apply to its founding organization.		*[[Anti-Defamation League]] - An extensively criticized organizations. Such criticisms may also be apply to its founding organization.
	*[[Israel lobby]]		*[[Israel lobby]]
	*[[~~Jewish~~ influence]]		*[[jewish influence]]
	*[[~~Jewish~~ supremacism]] - A similar organization supporting White interests would likely be accused of [[White supremacism]]		*[[jewish supremacism]] - A similar organization supporting White interests would likely be accused of [[White supremacism]]
	*[[World ~~Jewish~~ Congress]]		*[[World jewish Congress]]

	== External links ==		== External links ==
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	[[Category:B'nai B'rith]]		[[Category:B'nai B'rith]]
	[[Category:~~Jewish~~ organizations]]		[[Category:jewish organizations]]
	[[Category:Zionist organizations]]		[[Category:Zionist organizations]]
	[[Category:Paramasonry]]		[[Category:Paramasonry]]

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