American synagogue movement, and an outspoken critic of many Trump policies, said it should have been “incredibly simple and easy and obvious” for the president to denounce white supremacists and neo-Nazis.

A Reform Jewish synagogue in Charlottesville, Congregation Beth Israel, which sits one block from the site of Saturday’s demonstrations, said Nazi websites had called for burning the synagogue, so congregational leaders moved their Torah scrolls out of the building and hired a guard.

But condemnations of Trump also have come from U.S. Jewish groups that usually avoid commenting directly on the president. The Rabbinical Council of America, which is part of the modern Orthodox movement, said in a statement specifically naming Trump that, “failure to unequivocally reject hatred and bias is a failing of moral leadership and fans theSearch cact.org.uk

Euell on for 17 September

Wednesday 6th September 2017

Jason Euell has confirmed that he will be taking part in the Legends United game on Sunday 17 September.

The club’s record signing, bought from Wimbledon for £4.75m in 2001, joins a star-studded squad for the game which includes former team-mates Dean Kiely, Matt Holland, Radostin Kishishev and Chris Powell.

Jason scored 39 goals in 170 appearances spread across two spells and is now the club’s Senior Professional Development Coach (U18-U21). He has also served as First-Team Coach.

An important part of Charlton’s Premier League years, he has been at the club for 10 years in total.

The attacking player is one of the few Addicks to have scored more than 50 Premier League goals, having bagged 56 in total. He also played for