LA Orthodox school’s former guidance counselor will avoid jail time in sex abuse case
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A Jewish farmer broke ground on a synagogue in an Illinois cornfield. His neighbors showed up to help.
Nik Jakobs, a cattle farmer in rural Illinois, is building a new synagogue and Holocaust museum using sacred objects rescued from shuttered congregations across America
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Netanyahu deploys AI videos as political weapon, aimed at voter fears of Arab power
As opposition leaders ready to run against him, the prime minister and Likud mock them as supposedly controlled by Arab politicians
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California man pleads guilty in 2023 death of pro-Israel protester
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Antisemitism Decoded The great antisemitism rug pull
Just as major Jewish leaders started working with the conservative movement — and burning bridges with liberals — MAGA has decided that Jews may not belong in their coalition after all
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Protesters picket Manhattan synagogue over Israel real estate sale, testing Mamdani and new law
The NYPD kept demonstrators and counterdemonstrators nearly a block away from Park East Synagogue, where a prior protest spurred measures to protect houses of worship
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Her body has been unidentified for decades. Her Ashkenazi DNA may explain why
European Jewish genetics pose challenges for investigators trying to identify remains
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Indiana synagogue that shaped Reform movement is sold — and will become a coffee shop, event space
A grassroots effort to reclaim the 1867 Lafayette building fell short. Its new owner says he will preserve the structure while giving it a new life
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Most Jewish voters rate Mamdani poorly, new poll finds
A majority of Jews concerned about rising antisemitism say anti-Zionism is a driving factor as the mayor holds firm on the strategy that got him elected
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s selection as JTS commencement speaker roils graduating class
Two opposing letters are circulating among undergrads at the college, a bastion of Israel support
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‘Don’t give up on us now’: Israel peace summit convenes thousands to aim for elusive progress
Americans have a crucial role to play in a movement determined to change the country’s course after three years of war, leaders say
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