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Floyd Mayweather has a long record of domestic violence. Why is the Jewish community embracing him?

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Floyd Mayweather, a 15-time boxing world champion who retired in 2017, has received a hero's welcome in Israel. Jewish leaders are embracing him for standing against hate. Mayweather has an extensive record of convictions related to domestic violence. He pleaded guilty to charges related to such violence in multiple instances.

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Floyd Mayweather has a long record of domestic violence. Why is the Jewish community embracing him?

With the Western Wall glowing in the background and a 250-carat Star of David chain around his neck, Floyd Mayweather posed with Rabbi Steven Burg for a picture. Mayweather, a 15-time boxing world champion who retired in 2017, has received a hero’s welcome in Israel this week, with Burg, the CEO of Aish, a Jewish outreach group, one of several luminaries feting him during his visit. Mayweather isn’t Jewish, but he has been as visible and charita…

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