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The ADL’s turn away from civil rights was years in the making — Oct. 7 accelerated it
Some longtime supporters say the shift jeopardizes longstanding partnerships with other communities
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Jewish creators made a satirical cartoon. Then the Mississippi synagogue arson suspect shared it
The suspect shared a clip from the defunct Comedy Central cartoon 'Drawn Together'
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The Holocaust Torah that survived a Mississippi synagogue fire was brought there by the state’s only survivor
Gilbert Metz, the state’s only Holocaust survivor, brought the Torah to Beth Israel decades ago
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As protests grip Iran, fears grow for a Jewish New Yorker held prisoner there
Kamran Hekmati, a Iranian-American from Great Neck, is being held in Evin prison
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Gaming platform Roblox has ‘zero tolerance’ for antisemitism. Holocaust reenactments keep reappearing anyway.
Roblox users persistently share antisemitic content through coded language
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Synagogue arson suspect posted satirical antisemitic cartoon on day of the attack
What we know about Stephen Spencer Pittman, who faces federal charges for the attack on Beth Israel Congregation
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Why protests in Iran seem surprisingly pro-Israel
Chants rallying against proxy wars — and calling for a return to the pro-Israel Pahlavi era — are echoing through Iranian cities
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Politics Cameron Kasky embodies rising Gen Z Jewish criticism of Israel. Can it get him to Congress?
Kasky, the 25-year-old Parkland school shooting survivor, recently went on a solidarity mission to the West Bank
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Greenland’s only Jew hears a familiar pattern in Trump’s annexation talk
At the edge of the Jewish diaspora, Paul Cohen hears echoes of Europe’s darkest moments in Trump’s annexation ambitions
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‘From a shtetl to a diaspora’: After the fire, a Palisades synagogue forges through a year in exile
One year after the Palisades fire, Kehillat Israel's congregants — and its rabbis — await their return home
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She helped rescue the Torahs from their burning synagogue. A year later, the congregation is thriving.
One year after a wildfire destroyed its building, the Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center is recovering without losing members — or momentum
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