While forcefully speaking out against Islamic anti-Semitism and anti-Israeli rhetoric, the American Jewish Committee ( AJC ) has worked since 1985 to enhance relations between Jews and Muslims.

Rejecting the inevitability of a " clash of civilizations ," AJC has instead insisted on the possibility of a " community of civilizations " by encouraging dialogue on the highest levels with like-minded groups committed to fostering tolerance and cooperation.

For well over a decade, AJC has dedicated itself to forging significant relationships with Arab and Muslim leaders around the world.

The American Jewish Committee ( AJC ), on the other hand, expressed " its appreciation to Pope Benedict XVI for his confirmation that the positive changes of Vatican II will apply to his recent decision regarding the Latin Mass, which has been reinstated by the Church ".

The AJC has its headquarters at Randwick where it plays a major role in the regulation of the sport.

The AJC has its headquarters in the Atlanta suburb of Dunwoody, Georgia.

" Richard Cohen remarked that the essay " has given license to the most intolerant and narrow-minded of Israel's defenders so that, as the AJC concedes in my case, any veering from orthodoxy is met with censure ... the most powerful of all post-Holocaust condemnations — anti-Semite — is diluted beyond recognition.

In October 2011, AJC issued a joint statement with the Anti-Defamation League urging American Jews to support a Joint Unity Pledge stating: " America's friendship with Israel is an emotional, moral and strategic bond that has always transcended politics.

AJC has consistently been ranked as one of the leading junior colleges in Singapore, based on its academic performance in the Singapore-Cambridge A-Level Examinations.

Presently, AJC has more than 160 teaching staff, including 10 Heads of Department, and approximately 20 non-teaching staff.

The AJC has participated in interfaith dialogue with the U. S. Bishops ' Committee for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs.

The third conference had to be canceled, when the AJC could not found Muslim partners who were willing to publicly condemn the current wave of terrorist attacks on Israel.

From 1906 through 2008 AJC published the American Jewish Yearbook, a highly detailed annual account of Jewish life in the U. S., Israel and the world.

The AJC ’ s mission is also to provide all visitors with an opportunity to memorialize victims of the Holocaust through the study of the life and culture of a formerly Jewish town and to offer educational programs that allow new generations to explore the meaning and contemporary implications of the Holocaust.

The AJC leaders in the early days were mindful of their responsibility toward the large numbers of poor Yiddish-speaking East European Jews pouring into New York and other cities.

Initially, the American Jewish Committee ( AJC ) and the National Park Service, which manages Ellis Island, objected to the use of the term in the exhibit.

However, during a subsequent meeting held at the offices of the AJC in New York City, leaders representing Japanese Americans and Jewish Americans reached an understanding about the use of the term.

" AJC Executive Director David A. Harris stated during the controversy, " We have not claimed Jewish exclusivity for the term ' concentration camps.

The AJC Band, from Hamilton Air Force Base | Hamilton Field, plays at a war bond rally held at Mare Island on June 26, 1945.

The AJC encourages and engages in dialogue on many levels with like-minded groups committed to fostering tolerance and cooperation.

In 1986 the AJC publicly condemned the murder by bomb attack of Alex Odeh ( in Oct. 1985 ), a leader of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee in Santa Ana, California.

The AJC had a meeting with the Federal Bureau of Investigation director William Webster about this incident ; they urged action to identify and punish those responsible for anti-Arab bigotry.

In 1986 the AJC submitted testimony to the United States House of Representatives, Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, on the topic of violence and discrimination towards Arab-Americans.

In 1991, on the brink of the Allied war against Iraq, the AJC issued a statement warning the public not to engage in discrimination towards American Arabs or Muslims.

From 1992 to 1995 the AJC worked to lobby the United States government to intervene on behalf on Muslims in Bosnia.

In 1993 the AJC sponsored the first national conference on " Muslims and Jews in North America: Past, Present and Future " with the Institute for Islamic-Judaic Studies at University of Denver in October.

In 1999 the AJC helped aid Muslims in Kosovo.

In 2001 the AJC initiated a new project designed to advance understanding between Muslims and Jews by publishing two books: Children of Abraham: An Introduction to Judaism for Muslims, by Professor Reuven Firestone, a scholar of Islam at Hebrew Union College in Los Angeles, was written to describe Judaism to Muslims ; Children of Abraham: An Introduction to Islam for Jews, by professor Khalid Duran, was written to describe Islam for Jews.

The American Jewish Committee ( AJC ) released a report by Rabbi A. James Rudin in 1976 which stated that the Divine Principle contained " pejorative language, stereotyped imagery, and accusations of collective sin and guilt.

" In a news conference by the AJC, and representatives of Catholic and Protestant churches, panelists stated that the text ' contained over 125 anti-Jewish references.

When the Records editor died in 1944, its publisher, the American Jewish Committee ( AJC ) consulted with New York intellectuals including Daniel Bell and literary critic Lionel Trilling.

They recommended the AJC hire Elliot Cohen ( 1899 – 1959 ) to start a new journal.

In recent years he has traveled widely in Europe, conducting in Italy, France, Austria, and Switzerland.

The U. S. Library of Congress has a collection of 3, 000 versions of and songs inspired by " Amazing Grace ", some of which were first-time recordings by folklorists Alan and John Lomax, a father and son team who in 1932 traveled thousands of miles across the South to capture the different regional styles of the song.

Aberration occurs when the observer's velocity has a component that is perpendicular to the line traveled by the light incoming from the star.

The " O " Shout has traveled from across the DC Metro Area, from Frostburg, Maryland, to Salisbury, Maryland.

A more compact view of EMR is that the far-field that composes EMR is generally that part of the EM field that has traveled sufficient distance from the source, that it has become completely disconnected from any feedback to the charges and currents that were originally responsible for it.

There have been several times where a ball has been recorded to have traveled at a speed of approximately 200 km / h.

The tour has also traveled to Australia several times, Aarhus University in Denmark in April 2009, Italy and The Netherlands.

It follows that to calculate latency of a connection, one has to know the distance traveled by the fiber, which is rarely a straight line, since it has to traverse geographic contours and obstacles, such as roads and railway tracks, as well as other rights-of-way.

It has helped to sponsor popular traveling exhibits, such as an early 2010s " King Tut " exhibit featuring magnificent artifacts from the tomb of the young Egyptian Pharaoh ; " The Cultural Treasures of Afghanistan " which opened in May 2008 and traveled to other cities for 18 months ; and an exhibition of China's Terracotta Warriors in its Washington headquarters in 2009 – 10.

He traveled widely in Europe and served as an ambassador and has been called " the first tourist " because he traveled just for pleasure, which was the basic reason he climbed Mont Ventoux.

Pirsig has traveled around the Atlantic Ocean by boat, and has resided in Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Ireland, England and in various places around the United States since 1980.

" Zoya " is a pseudonym for an active member of RAWA's Foreign Committee who has traveled to many countries, including the U. S. and Spain as well as Germany.

Kes becomes aware of what is happening, and once she has traveled back to the time corresponding to an earlier part of Voyager's conflict with the Krenim, she informs the Doctor in the past what is happening to her and relays the exact temporal frequency of the chronoton torpedo.

Fisher students can contribute to the community through a variety of service organizations and projects, including Students With a Vision ( SWAV ), and a group that has traveled to New Orleans during Spring Break to assist in the city's reconstruction.

This expansion accounts for how Earth-bound scientists can observe the light from a galaxy 30 billion light years away, even if that light has traveled for only 13 billion years ; the very space between them has expanded.

It has been noted, at times with disapproval and amazement by many social scientists, that Durkheim traveled little and that, like many French scholars and the notable British anthropologist Sir James Frazer, he never undertook any fieldwork.

Flight cachets, more or less elaborate rubber-stamps on an envelope indicating on which flight ( typically a first flight ) a cover has traveled via air mail, are in addition to the postmark and are not postmarks either.

As the number of vehicle lane miles traveled per year continues to increase dramatically, and as the number of vehicle lane miles constructed per year has not been keeping pace, this has led to ever-increasing traffic congestion.

Though the particle may still be moving, at that instant when it passes point A again, it has traveled a closed path.