Rasmea Odeh, a terrorist convicted and sentenced to ten years in prison for murdering two Hebrew University students in 1970, received a standing ovation at a Palestinian conference in Chicago that was sponsored by a radical leftist Jewish group. Odeh is being deported from the U.S. for failing to disclose her criminal conviction when she entered the U.S. in the 1990s.  She was set to be retried after a judge threw out her original conviction but agreed to leave the country rather than go to prison. If Odeh's name sounds familiar, it should.  She was one of the main organizers of the "Day Without A Woman" strike that took place last month. As a counterpoint to her appearance, a memorial event was held in the same hotel at which she was speaking for the two Jewish students she helped murder. Washington Times: "We need you to continue resisting Trump's agenda and to continue challenging the Zionists and to continue...(Read Full Post)