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Elías Levy Benarroch

Elías Levy Benarroch

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Editor-in-Chief, Approach Magazine

Madrid, Quito

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  • Return to Spain or “return to Palestine”?

    By Elías Levy Benarroch| Aurora (Israel)@ By Elías Levy BenarrochSlovenian cyclist Primoz Roglic of the Red Bull Bora team won the Vuelta a España on Sunday in Madrid. He did so for the fourth time, equalling the record of victories held by Spanish cyclist Roberto Heras. But beyond the sporting aspect, the last Vuelta has been characterized by aggressive politicization promoted by the BDS movement to win the opinion of fans and try to have the “Israel Premier Tech” team disqualified.

    By Elías Levy Benarroch · Aurora (Israel)

    Sep. 10, 2024

  • Fighting anti-Semitism in Europe from the Jewish Communities

    By Elías Levy Benarroch| Aurora (Israel)@ By Elías Levy Benarroch“Europe is mired in the worst wave of anti-Semitism since World War II.” This is stated bluntly by the coordinator of the European Commission for the Fight against Antisemitism, Katharina von Schnurbein. Unlike many other leaders of the EU and the countries that form it, for her there are no nuances.

    By Elías Levy Benarroch · Aurora (Israel)

    Jun. 08, 2024

  • Return to Spain or “return to Palestine”?

    By Elías Levy Benarroch| Aurora (Israel)@ By Elías Levy BenarrochSlovenian cyclist Primoz Roglic of the Red Bull Bora team won the Vuelta a España on Sunday in Madrid. He did so for the fourth time, equalling the record of victories held by Spanish cyclist Roberto Heras. But beyond the sporting aspect, the last Vuelta has been characterized by aggressive politicization promoted by the BDS movement to win the opinion of fans and try to have the “Israel Premier Tech” team disqualified.

    By Elías Levy Benarroch · Aurora (Israel)

    Sep. 10, 2024

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Elías Levy Benarroch - Profile and Journalist Details