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The rabbi ruled that weekday consumption should be avoided 'so that one can delight in it on Shabbat as is proper'
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1 in 4 Americans believe recent attacks on Jews were ‘understandable,’ ADL survey finds
Even more believe attacks on American Jews will end if Israel stops its war in Gaza, according to the survey
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He’s back: Larry David teams up with the Obamas to create new TV comedy series about American history
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After AI chatbots rank Trump low on antisemitism, Missouri’s top lawyer threatens tech companies
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The Trump administration used Canary Mission to target students, deportation filing confirms
The anonymously run website publishes profiles of pro-Palestinian activists, often accusing them of antisemitism
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Google’s Sergey Brin derides UN as ‘transparently antisemitic’ in company chat: Report
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Conservative movement relaunches Israel gap-year program, swapping kibbutzes for Tel Aviv
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Shai Davidai, pro-Israel professor who challenged Columbia University over antisemitism, has resigned
A university investigation into Davidai’s behavior has also been closed
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Jewish schools — and their families — poised for windfall under new federal tax-credit program
A $1,700 federal tax credit established in the “One Big Beautiful Bill” realizes the dreams of Orthodox advocates
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