Holocaust survivor who became a bat mitzvah at 91 dies in Buenos Aires
Eugenia Unger was a founding member of the Holocaust Museum of Buenos Aires
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Police say fire at Toronto Jewish deli was likely a hate crime. A local rabbi is not surprised
Someone had scrawled ‘Free Palestine’ across the Toronto deli’s rear entrance
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NYPD reports 31 antisemitic crimes in December, as Gaza war surge appears to subside
Total number of anti-Jewish incidents last month is higher than the year’s average, but far fewer than the 69 antisemitic crimes in October and 62 in November
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Israeli student sues School of Art Institute of Chicago, saying professor targeted her with anti-Israel images
Two other suits allege antisemitism at Rutgers and Canada’s McMaster U, while feds probe Islamophobia claim at San Diego State
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Chilean mayor under fire for saying being Jewish is a ‘supremacist conception’
Daniel Jadue also said it was a “contradiction” to be both Jewish and a leftist
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Sex offender who gave high profile interview to Hasidic comedian pleads guilty to new charges
Gershon Selinger, 41, pleaded guilty in Dutchess County Court on Wednesday to the felony of first-degree sexual abuse of a minor under the age of 11
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Elon Musk to visit Auschwitz ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day
Musk confirmed his participation at the European Jewish Association annual conference in Krakow and visit to the camp
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Hezbollah leader promises retaliation against Israel for killing of Hamas chief in Beirut
A senior U.S. official said Saleh El Arouri was “held accountable”
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These Utah rabbis displayed ‘I’m a Jew and I’m proud’ signs at NBA game to send Kyrie Irving a message
A group of Chabad rabbis from Salt Lake City was asked to remove their signs on Monday after Irving complained to security
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San Diego State University sent an email supporting students after Oct. 7. It’s now being investigated for Islamophobia.
SDSU officials gave the clearest picture yet of how a renewed interest in discrimination based on shared ancestry on campus — a prime tool of Jewish and pro-Israel legal groups since before Oct. 7 — can also be used to advocate for Muslim students
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Bnei Menashe community disputes Israeli reports of 7 killed in India violence
The information came from an Israeli government committee but locals said no members of the “lost tribe” had been killed in recent violence.
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