This one comes to us from Helen Thomas ... the Jews fight together for their life and their country." Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, Md., understandably canceled Thomas' commencement ...

that Jews "should ... out that above 2003 quote again by Greek Orthodox Metropolitan Irineos in Jerusalem. Perhaps, growing up in a Lebanese Christian home, Helen Thomas was brought up around ...

Calls for Helen Thomas' suspension ... interview on May 27 with Rabbi David Nesenoff at RabbiLive.com, Thomas suggested that Jews "go home" to Poland and Germany and America and "everywhere ...

Helen Thomas had been under fire for comments last month. WASHINGTON, June 7, 2010 -- Helen Thomas, a veteran columnist for Hearst Newspapers, announced her resignation today shortly after the ...

Veteran White House correspondent Helen Thomas has apologized for saying that Jews should “get the hell out of Palestine.” Thomas said Jews living in Israel should “go back home to Poland ...

Helen Thomas ... to speak the truth.” Thomas, of course, left her perch as the dean of the White House press corps last year after telling a rabbi and blogger that Jews should “get the hell ...

Nesenoff approached Thomas with a camera on May 27 following a celebration of Jewish heritage at the White House. Asked for a comment on Israel, Thomas called Jews occupiers and said they should ...

WASHINGTON — Helen Thomas, the veteran White House correspondent who was forced into retirement three years ago after declaring that Jews should “get the hell out of Palestine,” died Saturday.

Longtime White House press corps reporter Helen Thomas has abruptly retired today amidst fallout from remarks made last month about the need for Jews to "get the hell out of Palestine" and return ...

Former White House correspondent Helen Thomas said the Jews did not have to leave postwar Europe because they weren’t persecuted. In an interview Wednesday on CNN’s “Joy Behar” program ...

The venomous anti-Israel outburst that spelled the end of veteran journalist Helen Thomas’ 60-year career as a White House correspondent has rightfully angered Jews across the political spectrum.