Published: Monday, December 22, 2008
Updated: Tuesday, December 23, 2008 02:12
The New York law firm Abbey Spanier Rodd & Abrams filed a class-action suit against Ascot Partners on behalf of New York Law School, which lost $3 million in the Madoff fallout, and other forthcoming investors. Tufts lost $20 million from the same company.
In the suit, which was submitted on Dec. 16, lawyers repeatedly argue that Ascot Partners deceived investors by not telling them the extent to which the fund was entrusted to Madoff.
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One state is also NOT the dissolution of Israel--the dissolution of a state built upon privilege based on religious-ethnic identity and a state perpetuating institutionalized racism, yes, that is an accurate depiction of a one-state solution. The land between the river and the sea can still be a homeland for the Jewish people without the current injustices against the Palestinian people. If naysayers of one-state are happy with the situation as is and believe this system of apartheid, oppression, and colonialism to be the ideal Jewish State, than that is a separate issue altogether.