As Slovenia takes a hard line against Israel, its tiny Jewish community feels increasingly isolated
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Many smaller NYC congregations rent their space. As real estate prices soar, how do they find a home?
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In Israel, a struggle to reconcile grief and joy as Sukkot and Oct. 7 coincide
30,000 people attended a public memorial in Tel Aviv
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Bari Weiss, Free Press founder who started as antisemitism crusader, named editor-in-chief of CBS
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Poll: 40% of American Jews believe Israel is committing genocide in Gaza
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In a final interview, Jane Goodall said she wanted to send Netanyahu on a one-way trip to space
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Trump shares pictures of Tel Aviv protests as negotiators hunker down on Gaza ceasefire talks
Trump said talks over the weekend had been “very successful, and proceeding rapidly"
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Many US Jews have taken action amid antisemitism many now see as ‘normal,’ analysis finds
A new study by the ADL and Jewish Federations found that 14% of Jews have mapped out plans to flee the country
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2 years after Oct. 7 shattered them, Israel’s border kibbutzim are drawing new dreamers
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