Your daily spiel for Monday, March 13

In today's spiel: Does fear-based fundraising still work?, Chelsea Clinton name drops Purim and Team Israel suffers its first loss in World Baseball Classic.
Chelsea Clinton
Chelsea Clinton

Your Daily Spiel is The CJN’s roundup of trending stories in the Jewish world.


Future for fear-based fundraising? Is it effective for Jewish fundraisers to play on Jews’ fears about anti-Semitism and Israel? Ron Csillag’s latest cover story investigates.

Show’s over for ‘punch a Zionist’ perp: The now infamous ‘Punch a Zionist’ tweeter resigned last week from his final student government post at McGill University.

Bomb threats not letting up: A slew of Jewish community centres across the U.S. were evacuated yesterday in latest round of bomb threats.

Clinton uses “P” word: Chelsea Clinton dropped a reference to Purim in a tweet in which she called out a congressman yesterday. Clinton has spoken out in support of the Jewish community in past. i.e.:

First loss for Team Israel: Israel lost its first game in the World Baseball Classic, getting creamed by the Netherlands 12-2.

 

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