White House slams Cori Bush’s threat to AIPAC to ‘tear your kingdom down’
A White House spokeswoman implied that Bush’s rhetoric could inspire political violence
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3 Columbia University deans resign after sending disparaging text messages during panel on campus Jewish life
The resignations came nearly two months after the texts first came to light
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Politics Trump — offering no evidence — claims surge in Jewish support amid declining numbers against Harris
Trump suggests Kamala Harris is against aid to Israel after agreeing to meet with pro-Palestinian activists calling for an arms embargo
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A popular Belgian author wrote he wanted to ‘ram a sharp knife’ through every Jew he meets. He says it was satire.
“Publicly expressing his desire to stab the throat of any Jew he comes across is psychopathic,” said the head of the European Jewish Association
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Deborah Lipstadt slams progressive definition of antisemitism
The State Department's antisemitism envoy said the Jerusalem Declaration on Antisemitism was endorsed by 'renowned antisemites'
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Venezuela’s Nicholas Maduro blames ‘international Zionism’ for protests after he is accused of stealing election
“All the communication power of Zionism, which controls all the social networks, the satellites and all the power is behind this coup d’état,” Maduro said
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Pro-Palestinian vandals are painting red inverted triangles on their targets. What does it mean?
Hamas militants have used the symbol. Who else has adopted it?
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Netanyahu, 10 months after Oct. 7: ‘I am sorry, deeply, that something like this happened’
Netanyahu made the comments in an hour-long interview with Time Magazine
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Hamas picks Gaza’s Yahya Sinwar to replace slain political leader Ismail Haniyeh
Sinwar is seen as the mastermind of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel
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A film about the destruction of the Second Temple premiered in 2021. Oct. 7 gives it new resonance.
‘Legend of Destruction’ is screening at multiple synagogues in the New York area for Tisha B’Av
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A Jewish bagel shop in Detroit upends after staff walk out protesting ‘Zionist’ new owner
Philip Kafka, a developer who has earned praise and derision for his redevelopment projects, took over the Detroit Institute of Bagels from its original Jewish owner
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